Estimate your body fat percentage with the U.S. Navy method from body measurements, then see your fat mass and lean body mass.
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Estimate lean body mass with Boer, James and Hume, with an optional comparison from a known body-fat percentage.
Calculate FFMI, height-normalized FFMI and FMI from height, weight and body-fat percentage.
Calculate your running pace, finish time or distance, predict race times from 5K to marathon and get your split times, in miles or kilometres.
Estimate your basal metabolic rate in kcal and kJ, and compare the Mifflin-St Jeor, Harris-Benedict and Katch-McArdle equations.
Work out your bra size from your underbust and bust measurements, with UK, US, EU, French, Italian and Australian sizes and sister sizes.
Validate JSON-LD syntax and detect types, entities, and structural warnings.
Encrypt and decrypt text with a password using AES-256-GCM, right in your browser.
Generate TOTP 2FA codes from a Base32 secret, build the otpauth:// URI and verify a 6- or 8-digit code.
Calculate your maximum heart rate (Tanaka, 220 − age, Gulati) and your five training zones, with the Karvonen method if you know your resting heart rate.
Calculate your body mass index from height and weight, with adult reference ranges and clearly explained limitations.
Estimate your total daily energy expenditure from your activity, compare the five levels and get guideline intakes for each weight goal.
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