Idealgewicht-Rechner
Geben Sie Ihre Größe ein, um den Gewichtsbereich für einen gesunden Erwachsenen-BMI (18,5–24,9) zu sehen.
Berechnen
Berechnen
Measurements convert when you switch units
Ergebnis
Die Formel
Healthy weight bounds come from reversing the BMI formula: weight = BMI × height(m)². WHO defines normal adult BMI as 18.5–24.9 kg/m², so the calculator multiplies your height (converted to metres) by those cutoffs to give minimum and maximum weights.
Rechenbeispiel
- Height 175 cm → 1.75 m; 1.75² = 3.0625
- Minimum: 18.5 × 3.0625 ≈ 56.7 kg
- Maximum: 24.9 × 3.0625 ≈ 76.3 kg
Ergebnis: 56.7 – 76.3 kg healthy range
How healthy weight ranges are derived
Ideal weight here means the weight band associated with WHO normal BMI — not a single “perfect” number.
WHO BMI bands
For most adults, BMI below 18.5 is underweight, 18.5–24.9 is normal, 25–29.9 is overweight, and 30+ is obese. This calculator maps the normal band back to kilograms or pounds for your height.
Midpoint vs range
Any weight inside the band can be appropriate depending on muscle mass, bone structure, and clinical context. The midpoint is informational — not a target you must hit.
Limits
BMI-based ranges misclassify some muscular people and may not suit all ethnic groups or older adults. Pair results with waist measures and clinical advice when decisions matter.
Interessante Fakten
Sibling of BMI
If you know your height, this tool answers “what weight keeps me in the normal BMI band?” — the inverse of a standard BMI calculator.
WHO cutoffs
The 18.5–24.9 band is the WHO adult normal range used in most international screening guidance.
Not one perfect weight
Healthy weight is a range. Two people of the same height can differ by several kilograms and both be healthy.
Asian action points
Some regional guidance uses lower BMI action points (e.g. ≥23) for Asian populations — follow guidance your clinician uses.
Athletes
Heavy muscle can push BMI above 25 while body fat stays low — a range tool cannot capture that nuance alone.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
For most adults, the weight that yields BMI 18.5–24.9 is considered the healthy screening range. Enter your height to see that band in kg or lbs.
We apply weight = BMI × height² using WHO normal BMI limits. Imperial height is converted to metres first.
It uses the same formula in reverse. BMI calculator: weight + height → BMI. Ideal weight: height → weight range for normal BMI.
Not necessarily. Any weight inside the range may be fine. Muscle, age, and health history matter beyond a single number.
Quellen
- Obesity and overweight — fact sheet WHO adult BMI category definitions.
- About adult BMI How BMI categories are applied in practice.