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Fat Intake Calculator

Estimate daily fat grams from total energy needs, show a 20–35% reference interval, and calculate a less-than-10% saturated-fat comparison.

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This estimate does not address fat quality, medical conditions, or individualized nutrition needs.
Target total fat
20–35% reference range
Less-than-10% saturated-fat comparison
Estimated daily energy

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    Fat grams = calories × fat-energy share ÷ 9; saturated-fat comparison = calories × 10% ÷ 9.

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How it works

Fat supplies about 9 kcal per gram. The calculator converts the selected share of estimated daily energy to grams and displays a 20–35% reference interval.

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Input query strings

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  • ?unitSystem= Units

    Choice · Required · Default: metric · Accepted values: metric, imperial

  • ?sex= Sex used by equation

    Choice · Required · Default: male · Accepted values: male, female

  • ?age= Age

    Number · Required · Default: 30

  • ?formula= BMR equation

    Choice · Required · Default: mifflin · Accepted values: mifflin, harris, katch

  • ?bodyFatPercent= Body fat

    Percentage · Required · Default: 20 · Used when formula = katch

  • ?weightKg= Weight

    Number · Required · Default: 70 · Used when unitSystem = metric

  • ?heightCm= Height

    Number · Required · Default: 175 · Used when unitSystem = metric

  • ?weightLb= Weight

    Number · Required · Default: 154 · Used when unitSystem = imperial

  • ?feet= Height feet

    Number · Required · Default: 5 · Used when unitSystem = imperial

  • ?inches= Height inches

    Number · Required · Default: 9 · Used when unitSystem = imperial

  • ?activity= Activity level

    Choice · Required · Default: moderate · Accepted values: sedentary, light, moderate, active, veryActive, extraActive

  • ?fatPercent= Target fat share

    Percentage · Required · Default: 30

Outputs

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  • targetFat Target total fat

    Number · Primary output · Suffix: g/day

  • referenceRange 20–35% reference range

    Text

  • saturatedLimit Less-than-10% saturated-fat comparison

    Number · Suffix: g/day

  • calories Estimated daily energy

    Number · Suffix: kcal/day

Fat quality

The result is only a quantity estimate. Food sources and the balance of saturated and unsaturated fats also matter.

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Limitations
  • This estimate does not address fat quality, medical conditions, or individualized nutrition needs.
  • Health results are educational estimates, not a diagnosis or treatment recommendation. Individual circumstances may require a qualified clinician's assessment.