Lean body mass calculator
Estimate your lean body mass, everything that is not fat, from your height, weight and sex. See your fat mass and implied body-fat percentage too, with a second formula as a cross-check.
Headline uses the Boer formula; Hume is shown as a cross-check. If you know your body-fat percentage, lean mass = weight x (1 minus body fat) is more accurate than any height and weight estimate.
How lean body mass is estimated
The Boer formula predicts lean mass from your height, weight and sex using coefficients fitted to body-composition data. Your fat mass is then simply your weight minus that lean mass, and the implied body-fat percentage follows from the two.
Because it is built from height and weight alone, it cannot see how muscular you actually are. If you know your body-fat percentage from a tape estimate or a scan, multiplying it out gives a more personal number. The Hume estimate is shown so you can see how much the two methods agree.