TNT FitPlan — Free Tool

Calorie, Macro & Diet Plan Calculator

Enter your age, weight, height and goal — get your daily calorie target, protein/carb/fat split, water intake, and the TNT training zone built for you.

Fat Loss Muscle Gain Weight Gain Maintenance

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Advanced Options (optional — for a more precise result)

If you know your body fat %, we'll use the Katch-McArdle formula (based on lean body mass) instead of Mifflin-St Jeor — typically more accurate for people who train regularly.

Please fill in your age, weight and height first.
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Daily Calorie Target (kcal)
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BMR (kcal)
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TDEE (kcal)
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Water (Litres)
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Steps / Day
Your Daily Macro Split
Protein--ggrams / day
Carbs--ggrams / day
Fats--ggrams / day
Recommended TNT Training Zone

Fill in your details and hit "Get My Plan" to see your personalized targets.

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How TNT FitPlan Works

Calories In, Calories Out — Explained Simply

No guesswork. Here's exactly what the calculator does with your numbers.

Quick Answer

To lose fat, eat roughly 15–20% fewer calories than your TDEE (Total Daily Energy Expenditure) and aim for 1.6–2.2g of protein per kg of bodyweight per day. To gain muscle, eat 10–20% above your TDEE with the same protein range, paired with progressive strength training. This calculator does that math for you automatically based on your exact numbers.

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We Calculate Your BMR

Your Basal Metabolic Rate — the calories your body burns at complete rest — using the Mifflin-St Jeor formula (or Katch-McArdle if you provide body fat %), the same equations used by dietitians.

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We Find Your TDEE

Your Total Daily Energy Expenditure — your BMR adjusted for how active you actually are day to day, from sedentary to very active.

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We Build Your Target

Based on your goal, we set a calorie deficit (fat loss), surplus (muscle/weight gain), or maintenance level — plus your ideal protein, carb and fat split.

A calorie calculator only gets you halfway there — the real value is in what you do with the number. TNT FitPlan doesn't just hand you a target and leave you to figure out the rest; it also maps your goal to the right training zone at TNT Gyms Kharar, so your nutrition and your workouts are actually working toward the same outcome.

Whether you're searching for a TDEE calculator, a macro calculator, or a straightforward diet plan calculator, the numbers here use the same evidence-based formulas used by nutrition professionals — adjusted with practical protein targets for people who train, not just sit still.

Activity Level Multipliers Used In This Calculator

Activity LevelDescriptionMultiplier
SedentaryLittle or no exercise, desk job× 1.2
LightLight exercise 1–3 days/week× 1.375
ModerateModerate exercise 3–5 days/week× 1.55
ActiveHard exercise 6–7 days/week× 1.725
Very ActiveHard daily exercise + physical job× 1.9

Understanding Your Results — A Quick Glossary

BMR (Basal Metabolic Rate)

The number of calories your body burns just to stay alive — breathing, circulation, cell repair — if you did nothing but rest for 24 hours.

TDEE (Total Daily Energy Expenditure)

Your BMR plus the calories burned through daily movement, exercise and digestion. This is your true "maintenance" calorie number.

Calorie Deficit

Eating fewer calories than your TDEE, forcing your body to use stored fat for energy — the mechanism behind fat loss.

Calorie Surplus

Eating more calories than your TDEE, giving your body the extra energy it needs to build new muscle tissue.

Macros (Macronutrients)

Protein, carbohydrates and fat — the three nutrients that make up your calorie intake, each playing a different role in training and recovery.

Lean Body Mass

Your total bodyweight minus fat mass — used in the Katch-McArdle formula for a more precise BMR when body fat % is known.

Common Questions

Calorie Calculator FAQ

How accurate is this calorie calculator?

It uses the Mifflin-St Jeor equation, considered one of the most accurate BMR formulas for the general population. Your actual needs can vary ±10% based on genetics, muscle mass and metabolism — treat the number as a strong starting point, then adjust based on real results after 2-3 weeks.

How many calories should I eat to lose fat?

Generally a 15-20% calorie deficit below your TDEE (Total Daily Energy Expenditure) leads to steady, sustainable fat loss without excessive muscle loss. This calculator applies that automatically when you select "Fat Loss."

How much protein do I need per day?

For most people training regularly, 1.6-2.2 grams of protein per kg of bodyweight supports muscle retention and growth. This calculator sets it higher during fat loss (to protect muscle in a deficit) and slightly lower at maintenance.

What's the difference between BMR and TDEE?

BMR is the calories you'd burn lying in bed all day doing nothing. TDEE adds in your daily activity, exercise, and movement — it's the real number that should guide your calorie target.

Can I get a personalized plan from a real coach?

Yes — after calculating your numbers, tap "Get This Plan From A Coach" to send your results straight to a certified consultant at TNT Gyms Kharar over WhatsApp for a free follow-up.

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