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BMI Calculator — Body Mass Index (2026)

Last verified: May 2026

Calculate your Body Mass Index (BMI) and see exactly where you fall on the scale. Includes healthy weight range for your height.

feet

inches

24.4

Normal Weight

Healthy weight range: 128.9174.2 lbs

BMI Scale

Severely Underweight
016
Underweight
1618.5
Normal WeightYou
18.525
Overweight
2530
Obese (Class I)
3035
Obese (Class II)
3540
Morbidly Obese
4040+

Analysis & insights

Your BMI is 24.4, which falls in the Healthy weight category. You're in the recommended range — focus on maintaining through consistent movement and nutrition. Remember: BMI is a quick population screen, not a complete picture of health. Combine with waist circumference, blood pressure, and lab work for a fuller view.

Healthy weight

24.4 falls in the 18.5-24.9 healthy range.

Risk & benchmark gauge

Current band

Healthy

BMI 24.4 — Healthy weight

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UnderweightHealthyOverweightObese I-IIObese III

Industry benchmarks

  • Your BMI24.4
  • Underweight< 18.5
  • Healthy weight18.5 - 24.9
  • Overweight25.0 - 29.9
  • Obese≥ 30.0

Key insights

BMI is a population screen, not a diagnosis

BMI doesn't distinguish muscle from fat or account for body composition. Athletes often show as "overweight" by BMI alone despite low body fat.

Waist circumference is more predictive

For health risk, waist circumference (over 40" men / 35" women) and waist-to-hip ratio are stronger predictors than BMI alone.

Within healthy range

Maintain through regular movement, balanced eating, and adequate sleep. The boring fundamentals work.

Recommended actions(2)

Track waist circumference monthly

Medium priority

Easier to measure than body fat, more predictive than BMI alone. Target under 40" men / 35" women.

Build muscle alongside any weight goal

Medium priority

Resistance training 2-3x per week preserves metabolically active muscle mass, improves insulin sensitivity, and supports bone density at any BMI.

This tool is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional for advice specific to your situation.