Water Intake Calculator

Adjust the inputs below to find your personalized daily water intake needs.

Weight (kg)
Age (years)
Exercise Hours (hours)
Calorie Intake (kcal)
Flavored Beverages (ml)

Frequently Asked Questions

How much water should I drink per kilogram of body weight?

A common guideline is about 35–45 ml per kg (roughly half an ounce per lb). The calculator refines this based on age, activity, and climate.

Does coffee or tea count toward my daily water intake?

Yes. Although caffeine is mildly diuretic, the hydration from the water in coffee or tea outweighs that effect for most people.

Do I need more water when exercising?

Yes. Intense exercise increases fluid losses through sweat; aim to add roughly 500–1000 ml (17–34 oz) per hour of strenuous activity depending on climate.

Is it possible to drink too much water?

Yes. Extremely high intake in a short period can dilute blood sodium levels (hyponatremia). Stick within reasonable ranges unless directed by a professional.

How can I tell if I'm dehydrated?

Common signs include dark-yellow urine, dry mouth, headache, and fatigue. Severe dehydration requires medical attention.

Do climate and temperature affect hydration needs?

Hot or humid environments increase sweat losses; cold climates can blunt thirst but still increase respiratory water loss. Adjust your intake accordingly.

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