Enter your height, weight, and body fat percentage to calculate your FFMI.
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FFMI = lean mass (kg) ÷ height (m)² · normalized
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* Based on Kouri et al. (1995), derived from a Western population sample. Values may skew slightly higher than averages observed in East Asian populations.
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FFMI (Fat-Free Mass Index) measures the amount of muscle mass you carry relative to your height, independent of body fat. Unlike BMI, it isn't skewed by fat mass, making it a more useful metric for people who train seriously.
This calculator uses the normalized FFMI formula: lean body mass (kg) divided by height (m)², then adjusted for height using the correction +6.1 × (1.8 − height in meters). This normalization levels the playing field between taller and shorter individuals.
How to use: Enter your height, weight, and body fat percentage. For best accuracy, use a DEXA scan or calibrated body composition scale for your body fat reading — the quality of your FFMI result depends directly on the accuracy of that input.