Gestational Age Calculator | Weeks Pregnant Today

Enter one date—EDD, LMP, ultrasound GA, or conception—to see how many weeks pregnant you are today. You’ll also get days to due date and your trimester.

Gestational Age Calculator
Methodology & sources

How this calculator works

This tool estimates gestational age (GA) today, days until the estimated due date (EDD), and a trimester label. It follows standard obstetric dating rules used in clinical practice.

Primary dating methods

  • EDD known: If you already have an EDD (for example from a prior clinical visit), GA today is the number of days between today and the last menstrual period (LMP) equivalent implied by that EDD. By convention, EDD corresponds to 280 days after LMP (40 weeks). The calculator counts backward 280 days from the EDD to infer LMP, then forward to today.
  • LMP + average cycle length: Naegele’s rule assumes a 28-day cycle with ovulation about day 14. If the reported average cycle differs, we adjust the assumed LMP-to-ovulation interval by the difference from 28 days (e.g., 31-day cycles → +3 days). EDD = LMP (adjusted) + 280 days.
  • Ultrasound GA + scan date: If an ultrasound reported GA (weeks + days) on a specific scan date, the calculator adds the remaining days to 280 to obtain the EDD, then derives GA today by date differences. (Clinical practice generally trusts first-trimester ultrasound over LMP when they disagree meaningfully.)
  • Conception/intercourse date: For approximate dating, LMP is estimated as 14 days before conception, then EDD = LMP + 280 days. This mirrors the obstetric convention that GA counts from LMP, not from fertilization.

What we show

  • Gestational age today: weeks + days, computed from the inferred LMP (or directly from EDD) to the current date.
  • Days to due date: calendar days between today and the EDD (never negative).
  • Trimester label: first (0–13w 6d), second (14–27w 6d), third (28w+), following common clinical banding.

Assumptions & guardrails

  • Dates are treated as whole days (local time), and outputs avoid negative values.
  • Cycle-length adjustment is a practical heuristic. Irregular cycles, late ovulation, assisted reproduction, and uncertain dates may require clinician review.
  • When both LMP and early ultrasound exist and disagree, early ultrasound dating is generally preferred.
Educational use only. Obstetric dating can be refined by clinical ultrasound, embryo transfer dates, or documented ovulation; always follow your clinician’s guidance.
Key sources
  • American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG). Methods for Estimating the Due Date (Committee Opinion No. 700). Reaffirmed 2024. acog.org
  • ACOG Patient Education. How Your Due Date Is Estimated. acog.org
  • NHS. Calculating your due date. Notes that pregnancy is dated from the LMP, about two weeks before conception. nhs.uk
  • Merck Manual Professional Edition. Gestational Age. Common trimester bands and dating principles. merckmanuals.com

How to use this calculator

  • Select one input: EDD, or LMP + average cycle length, or Ultrasound GA + scan date, or Conception/intercourse date.
  • Confirm the current date (defaults to today).
  • See gestational age today (weeks+days), days to due date, and your trimester.

If methods disagree, ultrasound dating in early pregnancy is usually most accurate. For IVF/FET, use the transfer option in the IVF calculator.

Last updated: September 21, 2025

Frequently asked questions

Which input is most accurate for GA?

Early ultrasound dating is typically most accurate. If you have a first-trimester scan, use Ultrasound Due Date. Otherwise, LMP or a known conception/intercourse date works well.

How do I calculate GA from EDD?

Enter your EDD and today’s date. The tool counts backward to show weeks+days pregnant and days remaining. If your EDD came from a scan, results reflect that dating.

How do I use LMP if my cycles aren’t 28 days?

Add your average cycle length so ovulation is adjusted from day 14. If your cycles vary a lot, compare results with the Pregnancy Due Date Calculator or an early ultrasound.

Can I calculate GA from an ultrasound report?

Yes. Enter the ultrasound GA and the scan date. The tool projects that dating forward to today and shows your trimester and days to EDD.

What if I only know the conception or intercourse date?

Use the conception/intercourse option. The tool estimates GA assuming conception near ovulation and calculates your EDD. For more detail, see Due Date by Intercourse and Conception Date.

How are trimesters labeled?

Commonly: First (0–13w6d), Second (14–27w6d), Third (28w0d+). Some clinics use slightly different cutoffs; your provider’s guidance applies.

IVF/FET: should I use this or the IVF calculator?

Use the IVF/FET Due Date Calculator for transfer-based dating (Day 3/5/6). It returns GA today and EDD using embryo age at transfer.