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Free Pregnancy Calculator

Calculate your estimated due date using LMP, ultrasound, or IVF transfer date. Track milestones and trimester progress. This tool runs in your browser—no account required.

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Your Estimated Due Date

Fri, March 26, 2027

🤰 You are 10 weeks pregnantTrimester 1210 days remaining
Week 1025% complete
Week 11st Tri2nd Tri3rd TriWeek 40
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Conception Date

Fri, July 3, 2026

1️⃣

End of 1st Trimester

Fri, September 18, 2026

💪

Viability (Week 24)

Fri, December 4, 2026

2️⃣

End of 2nd Trimester

Fri, December 25, 2026

✅

Full Term (Week 39)

Fri, March 19, 2027

👶

Due Date (Week 40)

Fri, March 26, 2027

Pregnancy Milestones

✓Positive pregnancy test possibleJul 17
✓Heartbeat can be detectedJul 31
✓First prenatal visitAug 14
12End of first trimesterSep 11
13Second trimester beginsSep 18
16Gender may be visible on ultrasoundOct 9
20Anatomy scan (mid-pregnancy ultrasound)Nov 6
24Viability milestoneDec 4
27Third trimester beginsDec 25
32Baby's lungs maturing rapidlyJan 29
37Early term — baby considered full-termMar 5
39Full termMar 19
40Estimated due date (EDD)Mar 26
This calculator provides an estimate only. Only about 5% of babies arrive on their exact due date. Most births occur within 2 weeks before or after. Always consult your healthcare provider.

How to Use This Pregnancy Due Date Calculator

  1. Choose your calculation method.
  2. For LMP: enter the first day of your last period — the calculator adds 280 days.
  3. For ultrasound: enter the scan date and gestational age at that time.
  4. For IVF: enter the transfer date and embryo day (3 or 5).
  5. The calculator shows your due date, current week, trimester progress, and upcoming milestones.

What is Pregnancy Due Date Calculator?

A pregnancy due date calculator estimates your baby's expected arrival date (EDD — Estimated Date of Delivery). Knowing your due date helps you plan prenatal care, prepare for birth, and track your baby's development week by week. Our calculator supports three methods: Last Menstrual Period (LMP), Ultrasound dating, and IVF transfer date. It displays a trimester progress bar, key milestone dates, and a complete timeline from conception to post-term.

How It Works

Choose your calculation method. For LMP: enter the first day of your last period — the calculator adds 280 days. For ultrasound: enter the scan date and gestational age at that time. For IVF: enter the transfer date and embryo day (3 or 5). The calculator shows your due date, current week, trimester progress, and upcoming milestones.

Formula

LMP Method: Due Date = LMP + 280 days
Ultrasound: Due Date = Scan Date − Days at Scan + 280
IVF Day 5: Due Date = Transfer Date − 19 + 280
IVF Day 3: Due Date = Transfer Date − 17 + 280

Formula Explained

Naegele's rule adds 280 days (40 weeks) from the LMP, assuming ovulation occurs on day 14 of a 28-day cycle. For irregular cycles, ultrasound dating is preferred. IVF calculations work backward from the transfer date to an equivalent LMP date. The gestational age includes the ~2 weeks before conception, which is why pregnancy is "40 weeks" even though fertilization occurs around week 2.

Example

LMP: January 1, 2025 Due Date: October 8, 2025 (280 days later) Current date: April 8, 2025 Gestational age: 13 weeks + 5 days Trimester: Second Progress: 35%

Tips & Best Practices

  • ✓First-trimester ultrasound (6-13 weeks) provides the most accurate dating.
  • ✓If your periods are irregular, tell your provider — LMP dating may be less accurate.
  • ✓The due date is an estimate — prepare for birth anytime from 37-42 weeks.
  • ✓Download a pregnancy tracking app to follow week-by-week development.
  • ✓Most providers recommend 10-15 prenatal visits during pregnancy.

Common Use Cases

  • •Determining your estimated due date for prenatal planning
  • •Tracking pregnancy progress week by week
  • •Planning maternity/paternity leave dates
  • •Scheduling prenatal appointments and tests
  • •Understanding fetal development milestones

Frequently Asked Questions

The most common method is Naegele's rule: add 280 days (40 weeks) to the first day of your last menstrual period (LMP). This assumes a 28-day cycle with ovulation on day 14. Ultrasound dating in the first trimester is the most accurate method, as early fetal measurements correlate closely with gestational age.

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