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Calorie & Macro Meal Planner

Get your daily protein, carbs and fat for your goal, split into meals, with example portions so you know what that looks like on a plate. Free, no sign-up, and it runs in your browser: nothing you type is sent anywhere.

Daily calories

2,133 kcal

BMR 1,699 · maintenance (TDEE) 2,633 kcal

  • Protein160 g30% · 640
  • Carbs213 g40% · 853
  • Fat71 g30% · 640

Per meal (3 a day)

MealkcalProteinCarbsFat
Meal 171153 g71 g24 g
Meal 271153 g71 g24 g
Meal 371153 g71 g24 g

Example meal

One way to hit one meal's macros:

  • 150 g cooked chicken breast
  • 254 g cooked white rice
  • 18 g olive oil (about 1.3 tbsp)

An example only: swap in foods you like with similar protein, carbs and fat.

Read the full guide: How to Calculate Macros for Fat Loss and Muscle Gain

How to plan your macros

Quick answer: To plan your macros, enter your body details and activity, choose a goal, pick a diet style and choose meals per day.

  1. Enter your body details and activity. This sets your maintenance calories.
  2. Choose a goal. Lose fat, maintain or build muscle.
  3. Pick a diet style. Balanced, high-protein, low-carb, keto, or set your own split.
  4. Choose meals per day. See protein, carbs and fat for each meal and an example plate.

How much protein do I need?

For people who train, 1.6–2.2 g per kg of body weight a day supports muscle, especially while losing fat. The high-protein style uses this range.

Calories per gram

Protein and carbs have 4 calories per gram, fat has 9. That's how the grams are worked out from your calories.

Frequently asked questions

What macro split is best for fat loss?

Total calories matter most. Higher protein helps you stay full and keep muscle; the carb and fat split can follow what you enjoy.

Are the example meals a diet plan?

No. They show what the grams look like with simple foods. Swap in foods you like with similar macros. Results are estimates for planning, not professional advice.