Recipe Macro Calculator

    Calculate recipe macros from ingredients: protein, fat, carbs and calories for a full homemade recipe, then compare the macro split with target profiles.

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    Protein

    33.5 g

    134 kcal

    Fat

    9.1 g

    82 kcal

    Carbs

    73.9 g

    296 kcal

    Total

    512 kcal

    from protein, fat and carbs

    Estimate only. This does not replace medical or dietitian advice, especially for diabetes, pregnancy, eating disorders, kidney disease, digestive conditions or prescribed diets.
    Protein4% under
    Current: 26% (33.5 g)-5 g
    Target: 30% (38.4 g)
    Fat14% under
    Current: 16% (9.1 g)-8 g
    Target: 30% (17.0 g)
    Carbs18% over
    Current: 58% (73.9 g)+23 g
    Target: 40% (51.2 g)

    Ways to move toward the target:

    • Add protein: chicken, fish, eggs, Greek yogurt, tofu or legumes.
    • Add fats: olive oil, nuts, avocado or fatty fish.
    • Reduce high-carb ingredients, especially added sugar and refined grains.

    Calculate macros for a recipe

    Recipe macro intent is narrower than a daily macro target. This calculator totals protein, fat and carbs from recipe ingredients, then shows the calorie share from each macro.

    Pi/Fi/Ci - macro grams from one ingredient, mi - ingredient weight, pi/fi/ci - macro values per 100 g.

    P/F/C - total protein, fat and carbohydrates in the recipe.

    K - calories estimated from macros using 4 kcal/g for protein and carbs and 9 kcal/g for fat.

    SP/SF/SC - calorie share from protein, fat and carbs.

    Macro profile comparison

    ProfileProteinFatCarbsUse
    Balanced30%30%40%General recipe comparison
    Higher protein40%25%35%Satiety or training-oriented recipes
    Lower carb35%45%20%Lower carbohydrate recipe checks
    Keto-style20%70%10%Very low carb share, not medical keto
    Mediterranean-style20%35%45%Higher share from grains, fruit and vegetables
    Macro profiles are comparison aids, not diet prescriptions. The calculator uses total carbohydrates and does not automatically subtract fiber for net carbs.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Sources and References

    Calculations are based on the listed reference sources. Links open in a new tab.

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