Calories Burned Calculator
What is a Calories Burned Calculator?

The calculations are based on MET values (Metabolic Equivalent of Task) — a scientifically established measure of the energy cost of physical activities relative to rest. A higher MET value means more calories burned per minute. Running at 8 mph, for example, has a much higher MET than casual walking — and by combining MET with your individual body weight and exercise duration, the tool produces an estimate that's meaningfully more accurate than a one-size-fits-all figure.
This calculator is useful for athletes optimizing their training, people managing their weight through exercise, or anyone who wants to understand how physical activity fits into their overall energy balance. It works across all activity types, supports both metric and imperial units, and is entirely free to use on any device.
Pro Tip: For more relevant tools in the fitness category, try our Calculate Macro.
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The calculations are based on MET values (Metabolic Equivalent of Task) — a scientifically established measure of the energy cost of physical activities relative to rest. A higher MET value means more calories burned per minute. Running at 8 mph, for example, has a much higher MET than casual walking — and by combining MET with your individual body weight and exercise duration, the tool produces an estimate that's meaningfully more accurate than a one-size-fits-all figure.
This calculator is useful for athletes optimizing their training, people managing their weight through exercise, or anyone who wants to understand how physical activity fits into their overall energy balance. It works across all activity types, supports both metric and imperial units, and is entirely free to use on any device.
Pro Tip: For more relevant tools in the fitness category, try our Calculate Macro.
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Is cardio or strength training better for burning calories?
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Should I eat back calories burned through exercise?
Disclaimer
The results provided by this tool are for informational purposes only and do not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.