Due Date Calculator
Calculate your pregnancy due date from last menstrual period (LMP) or conception date. Free accurate calculator with week-by-week pregnancy timeline, milestones, and comprehensive trimester tracker.
How to Use Our Due Date Calculator
Enter Your Last Menstrual Period
Select the first day of your last menstrual period for the most common calculation method
Get Instant Results
Receive your estimated due date with current pregnancy week and trimester information
Track Your Journey
Use our pregnancy timeline to follow week-by-week development and milestones
Why Trust DueDateKit for Due Date Calculations
Medically Accurate
Based on ACOG and WHO guidelines used by healthcare providers worldwide
Complete Privacy
All calculations happen locally in your browser - we never store your data
Always Free
No hidden fees, premium features, or registration required - completely free forever
Globally Trusted
Used by millions of expecting mothers worldwide in 11 languages
Why Our Due Date Calculator is the Most Accurate
Multiple Calculation Methods
Calculate due date from Last Menstrual Period (LMP), conception date, or ovulation date for maximum accuracy based on your unique cycle.
Medical-Grade Accuracy
Based on ACOG guidelines using the standard 280-day pregnancy duration. Same methodology used by healthcare providers worldwide.
Comprehensive Timeline
Get detailed week-by-week pregnancy progression with key milestones, trimester breakdowns, and developmental highlights.
Reverse Calculator Feature
Unique reverse calculation: Enter your due date to find conception date, ovulation window, and fertile period for planning purposes.
Understanding Due Date Accuracy
Learn about the science behind due date calculations and what factors can affect accuracy.
How Accurate Are Due Dates?
Only about 5% of babies are born on their exact due date. Most births (85%) occur within 2 weeks before or after the calculated date. Due dates are estimates based on average pregnancy duration.
Factors Affecting Accuracy
Cycle regularity, ovulation timing, conception date certainty, and individual biological variations can all impact due date accuracy. First pregnancies tend to go longer than subsequent ones.
When Medical Dating is Preferred
Ultrasound dating becomes more accurate than LMP calculation when there are irregular cycles, uncertain LMP dates, or significant discrepancies between expected and actual fetal size.
Due Date Calculation Methods Explained
Medical-grade calculations based on established pregnancy timelines
Adds 40 weeks to first day of last menstrual period
More accurate if you know exact conception date
Best for women tracking ovulation cycles
All methods assume standard pregnancy duration but individual variations occur
Understanding Your Pregnancy Timeline
Learn about the three trimesters and key developmental milestones in your pregnancy journey.
First Trimester (Weeks 1-12)
Critical organ development period. Morning sickness common. First prenatal visit scheduled. Major developmental milestones include heartbeat detection and neural tube formation.
Second Trimester (Weeks 13-26)
Often called the "golden period." Energy returns, baby gender may be determined. Anatomy scan performed around week 20. Baby movements (quickening) typically felt.
Third Trimester (Weeks 27-40)
Rapid growth phase and preparation for birth. Baby brain development accelerates. Frequent prenatal visits. Signs of labor may begin after week 37 (full-term).
Week-by-Week Highlights
Each week brings new developments: Week 4-6 (missed period, positive test), Week 8 (baby size of raspberry), Week 12 (end of first trimester), Week 20 (halfway point), Week 36 (baby considered full-term soon).
Frequently Asked Questions
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