Calories Burned Calculator
Calculate calories burned during running, cycling, swimming, and other physical activities. Enter your weight, activity type, and duration.
Calculator · Sport
Convert a number of steps into kilometres and calories burned. Enter your step count, weight and stride length to get the result.
Distance = number of steps × stride length. Calories ≈ MET × weight × time in hours.
10,000 steps ≈ 7 km. Calories burned: about 300–400 kcal (depends on pace and weight).
About 7 km on average, assuming a stride of roughly 0.7 m. Taller people with a longer stride cover slightly more.
Typically around 300–400 kcal, depending on your weight and walking pace. Heavier or faster walkers burn more.
Walk a known distance and divide it by the number of steps, or estimate it as roughly 0.41–0.45 times your height.
Yes. A brisk pace has a higher MET value than a slow stroll, so the same number of steps burns more calories when done faster.
It is a popular target, but even 7,000–8,000 steps brings clear health benefits. Choose a goal that suits your fitness.
Trackers use their own algorithms and personal data. Small differences from this calculator are normal because the inputs differ.
Indicative result
Calculate calories burned during running, cycling, swimming, and other physical activities. Enter your weight, activity type, and duration.
Calculate running pace (min/km) and speed (km/h) from distance and time. Result in mm:ss min/km format. Free pace calculator for amateur and advanced runners.
Calculate your VO2max using the Cooper 12-minute run test formula. Enter the distance covered in meters to get your aerobic capacity and fitness level.
Sport · 7 min
Lactate threshold determines how long you can sustain a fast pace while running. Learn how to estimate it, train it, and use it when planning races.
· Redakcja Liczbnik
Sport · 7 min
Your first strength training plan doesn't need to be complicated. Learn how to choose exercises, sets, and load to safely start building strength.
· Redakcja Liczbnik
Sport · 6 min
Yoga and Pilates differ in intensity and calorie burn. See how many calories an hour of each class burns and what benefits both forms of training offer.
· Redakcja Liczbnik