Find your Body Mass Index in seconds — enter your height and weight, in metric or imperial, and see exactly where you sit and what a healthy weight for your height looks like.
Left box: feet. Right box: inches.
These are the standard adult categories used by the World Health Organization and the NHS.
| Category | BMI range | What it generally means |
|---|---|---|
| Underweight | Below 18.5 | You may not be getting enough nutrition; worth a chat with a doctor. |
| Healthy | 18.5 – 24.9 | The range linked with the lowest general health risk for most adults. |
| Overweight | 25 – 29.9 | Above the healthy range; small lifestyle changes can make a real difference. |
| Obese | 30 or above | Health risks rise further; a doctor can help with a safe, personal plan. |
BMI compares your weight with your height. The formula is the same everywhere:
BMI is a screening guide, not a diagnosis. It is a quick population-level check, and it has real limits:
If your result worries you — in either direction — talk to a doctor or another qualified health professional before making changes. They can look at the full picture; a single number cannot.