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All calculations use current 2026 rates and formulas. Results are estimates to help you plan — always verify with a licensed professional for final numbers.
Use this due date calculator to estimate a pregnancy due date based on common dating methods. The result is an estimate, not a medical diagnosis. Your doctor or midwife may adjust the due date based on ultrasound measurements and clinical information.
The most common method estimates the due date from the first day of the last menstrual period. A standard pregnancy is often estimated at about 40 weeks from that date, although actual delivery dates can vary.
If you know the estimated conception date, the calculator can estimate the due date from that point. This can be useful when cycle dates are uncertain or when the conception window is better known.
For IVF pregnancies, due date estimates may be based on embryo transfer date and embryo age. IVF dating can be more precise than cycle-based estimates, but your healthcare provider should confirm it.
Ultrasound dating may be used to adjust the due date, especially early in pregnancy. If ultrasound dating differs from period-based dating, medical guidance is usually more reliable than a simple calculator.
Pregnancy weeks are commonly counted from the first day of the last menstrual period. This means pregnancy dating usually starts before conception actually occurs.
A due date is commonly estimated as about 40 weeks from the first day of the last menstrual period.
No. A due date is an estimate. Many babies are born before or after the estimated due date.
Yes. If you know the estimated conception date, it can be used to estimate a pregnancy due date.
IVF due date estimates usually use embryo transfer date and embryo age.
Yes. A healthcare provider may adjust the due date based on ultrasound measurements, especially in early pregnancy.
Last checked: June 23, 2026