🔥 Calories Burned Calculator

Estimate calories burned for running, cycling, walking and 15 more activities from MET values, plus weekly projections.

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Calories Burned Calculator runs entirely in your browser. Enable JavaScript to use the interactive tool — your files are processed locally and never uploaded.

What is Calories Burned Calculator?

The Calories Burned Calculator estimates how many calories you burn during exercise from standard MET values for running, cycling, swimming, walking, yoga and a dozen more activities. Enter your weight, pick an activity and a duration, and it applies the formula calories = MET x 3.5 x weight in kg / 200 x minutes to return a per-session figure, then projects your weekly total from how many days per week you train. An effort selector switches between moderate and vigorous MET values wherever an activity has both. Everything runs locally in your browser with no account and no data upload.

How to Use Calories Burned Calculator

  1. Enter your weight and choose kg or lb
  2. Pick an activity, an optional effort, and your duration in minutes
  3. Read your calories for the session and your weekly projection

Why Use Our Calories Burned Calculator?

  • A list of 18 activities with standard MET values, from running to yoga
  • Vigorous-effort MET values for activities where intensity changes the burn
  • Per-session calories plus a weekly projection via a days-per-week slider
  • Private, in-browser math with nothing uploaded

Common Use Cases

  • Estimating how much a single workout burns toward a weekly goal
  • Comparing running, cycling and swimming for the same amount of time
  • Projecting weekly calorie burn from a regular exercise habit

Frequently Asked Questions

  • The tool uses the standard MET method, where each activity has an energy cost in METs and you burn about MET x 3.5 x your weight in kg / 200 calories per minute. MET values are population averages, so your real burn varies with fitness, terrain and effort, but the estimate is a solid planning number.
  • Yes. Moving a heavier body takes more energy, so the estimate scales with the weight you enter - the same workout burns more calories for a heavier person and fewer for a lighter one.
  • At a steady 6 mph (10-minute-mile) pace, 5 km takes about 31 minutes and burns roughly 370 calories for a 70 kg person. Heavier runners or faster paces push that number higher.