Health & Fitness
Pregnancy Week Calculator
Track your pregnancy week and due date
What this calculator does
A pregnancy week calculator determines how far along you are in your pregnancy and estimates your due date based on the first day of your last menstrual period (LMP). The standard method, used by obstetricians worldwide, calculates your due date as 280 days (40 weeks) from your LMP using Naegele's rule: add 7 days to your LMP date, then add 9 months (or subtract 3 months). At each week, different developmental milestones occur — for instance, the heart begins beating around week 6, organs form during the first trimester, and the baby reaches viability around weeks 24–26. This tool displays your current gestational week, trimester, estimated due date, and key developmental highlights for that stage. It is useful for expectant parents tracking milestones, preparing for prenatal appointments, and understanding what to expect at each stage. First-trimester ultrasound dating is more accurate than LMP-based calculations, so if your ultrasound date differs significantly, consult your healthcare provider. The calculator also helps you count down weeks remaining and plan maternity leave or nursery preparation timelines.
How to use
- 01Enter your dateInput the first day of your last menstrual period or your due date.
- 02Click CalculatePress Calculate to determine your current pregnancy week.
- 03View milestonesSee your trimester, estimated due date, and weekly development details.
Pregnancy Week Calculator FAQ
How is pregnancy due date calculated?▾
What trimester am I in?▾
How accurate are pregnancy due dates?▾
Does pregnancy really last 9 months?▾
Interpret carefully
Outputs are decision-support estimates, not a substitute for professional judgment.
- Treating Pregnancy Week Calculator output as a final professional diagnosis, quote, or legal determination
- Entering approximate values when the result is sensitive to units or precision
- Applying the FAQ answer (“How is pregnancy due date calculated?”) to a special case without checking assumptions
Next steps
- Double-check inputs against your source documents (labs, statements, specs, or notes).
- Confirm the method below matches your use case before you act on the number.
- For medical, financial, or production decisions, verify with a qualified professional.
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