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Due Date Calculator gives an estimated due date and a quick pregnancy timeline you can use for planning and education.
What you get
A result, a short explanation, and links to related tools.
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Timing and pregnancy planning
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Use the calculator first, then read below if you want more context.
Enter your details to get an estimate, then read the notes below for context.
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Step 1
Start with the main number, then check the range or category around it.
Step 2
Use the sections below if you want formulas, ranges, or related tools.
Notes to keep in mind
A typical pregnancy is estimated as 40 weeks from the first day of the last menstrual period. This is why due dates are best viewed as approximations, not promises.
If you choose last menstrual period, the calculator adds 280 days. If you choose conception date, it adds 266 days.
Use the estimated due date as a planning guide, then confirm with a prenatal care provider for more precise dating.
Answers to common follow-up questions about due date calculator.
It is a helpful estimate, but actual delivery dates vary widely. Ultrasound dating and clinical guidance are more precise.