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Due Date Calculator

Estimate a pregnancy due date from the first day of the last menstrual period or a known conception date, with gestational timing shown as an estimate.

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Clinical dating, ultrasound findings and cycle history can revise an estimated due date. Contact a maternity professional for individual care.

About This Tool

What it does

Adds 280 days to the first day of the last menstrual period, or 266 days to a known conception date. Conception mode subtracts 14 days when displaying conventional gestational age.

Who it's for

People seeking a general pregnancy dating estimate. It does not confirm pregnancy, fetal development, viability or the timing of labour.

Your privacy

All calculations happen entirely in your browser. No dates or health data is transmitted or stored. ToolBullet never collects your health data.

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How pregnancy dating is estimated

Standard gestational dating counts from the first day of the last menstrual period, about 280 days before the estimated due date. A conception-date estimate adds 266 days, while conventional gestational age is still displayed from an assumed date 14 days before conception.

Trimester labels begin at 14 and 28 completed weeks. Term categories are not all the same: 37–38 weeks and 6 days is early term, while 39–40 weeks and 6 days is full term.

Helpful guides

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Frequently Asked Questions

The calculator adds 280 days to the first day of the last menstrual period or 266 days to a known conception date.
Clinical gestational age is conventionally counted from the last menstrual period. In conception mode the calculator assumes that reference point was 14 days before conception.
This calculator labels weeks 0–13 as the first trimester, weeks 14–27 as the second and week 28 onward as the third.
No. ACOG defines 37 weeks through 38 weeks and 6 days as early term. Full term begins at 39 weeks and continues through 40 weeks and 6 days.
Yes. Clinical dating and ultrasound findings can revise the estimate. Use the date given by the maternity team for care decisions.
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