Pregnancy Calculator

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Pregnancy Calculator

Estimate your due date, current pregnancy week, trimester, and milestone dates from last menstrual period (LMP) or estimated due date.

Pregnancy Calculator

Estimate current pregnancy week, trimester, due date, and key milestone dates from last menstrual period or due date.

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Week 1

Day 0First trimester

Estimated due date

February 10, 2027

Pregnancy start date

May 6, 2026

Trimester

First trimester

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Pregnancy milestone timeline

MilestoneEstimated date
Second trimester beginsAugust 5, 2026
Third trimester beginsNovember 11, 2026
Full term (37 weeks)January 20, 2027
Estimated due dateFebruary 10, 2027

How this pregnancy calculator works

This calculator estimates pregnancy progress from either last menstrual period or an estimated due date.

It calculates the current pregnancy week, trimester, estimated due date, and several common milestone dates.

This is an informational estimate and does not replace professional prenatal care or ultrasound dating.

Formula notes

Standard pregnancy timing usually uses a 40-week model counted from the last menstrual period.

Pregnancy timing idea

Estimated due date = Pregnancy start + 280 days

What is a pregnancy calculator?

A pregnancy calculator is a tool that estimates how far along a pregnancy is based on either the first day of the last menstrual period or an estimated due date. It helps answer common questions such as how many weeks pregnant you are, which trimester you are in, and when major pregnancy milestones may happen.

Many people search for a due date calculator or pregnancy week calculator when they want a quick estimate before a medical appointment. This tool is designed to provide that estimate in a simple format with current week, trimester, due date, and milestone dates all in one place.

How to calculate pregnancy week and due date

Standard pregnancy dating usually uses a 40-week model counted from the first day of the last menstrual period. In that model, the estimated due date is often calculated as 280 days after the pregnancy start date.

This is why pregnancy weeks are usually counted a little earlier than actual conception. If you already know your estimated due date, the calculator can work backward to estimate your current pregnancy week and trimester.

This approach is useful for general tracking, planning, and reference. However, ultrasound dating and clinical guidance may lead to a more accurate pregnancy timeline.

Pregnancy trimester chart by week

TrimesterTypical weeksGeneral stage
First trimesterWeeks 1–13Early pregnancy and foundational fetal development
Second trimesterWeeks 14–27Mid-pregnancy growth and anatomical development
Third trimesterWeeks 28–40Late pregnancy growth, positioning, and birth preparation

Common pregnancy weeks people look up

Pregnancy weekCommon reason people check
Week 4Missed period and early pregnancy testing
Week 6Early symptom tracking and first appointment planning
Week 8Common timing for first prenatal check
Week 12End of first trimester for many pregnancies
Week 20Mid-pregnancy milestone and anatomy scan timing
Week 28Start of third trimester
Week 37Early term stage and birth preparation
Week 40Estimated due date period

What your pregnancy calculator result means

Your current pregnancy week shows how far along the pregnancy is based on the selected method. The trimester label helps group the pregnancy into broader stages that many people use for planning and tracking.

The estimated due date is not a guarantee of delivery on that exact day. Instead, it is a reference point used for prenatal scheduling, milestone planning, and general pregnancy progress tracking.

The milestone timeline is useful for quickly seeing key stages in a 40-week pregnancy model. It can help with appointment planning, personal tracking, and understanding where you are in the overall pregnancy timeline.

When to use an LMP pregnancy calculator vs due date method

Use the last menstrual period method when you know the first day of your most recent period and want to estimate your pregnancy week and due date from that starting point.

Use the due date method when a healthcare provider has already given you an estimated due date or when you want to check what pregnancy week lines up with that date.

Both methods are helpful for general reference, but medical dating may be adjusted later based on ultrasound findings or clinical assessment.

Pregnancy calculator FAQ: due date, pregnancy weeks, and trimesters

How is a pregnancy due date calculated?

A pregnancy due date is commonly estimated as 280 days, or 40 weeks, from the first day of the last menstrual period. This is a standard pregnancy dating method used for planning and reference.

How many weeks pregnant am I based on my last menstrual period?

Pregnancy weeks are usually counted from the first day of the last menstrual period, not from conception. That is why pregnancy age is often about two weeks ahead of fetal age.

What trimester am I in by week?

The first trimester is generally weeks 1 to 13, the second trimester is weeks 14 to 27, and the third trimester is weeks 28 to 40.

Is pregnancy week the same as fetal age?

No. Pregnancy week is usually counted from the last menstrual period, which is typically about two weeks before conception.

Can due date estimates change after an ultrasound?

Yes. Healthcare providers may revise the estimated due date based on ultrasound measurements or updated clinical information.

Is this pregnancy calculator a medical tool?

No. It is a planning and reference tool, not a substitute for medical advice, prenatal care, or ultrasound dating.