period tools

Period & pregnancy calculators

All 33 Period Tools calculators in one place — grouped so you can jump straight to what you need. Track your cycle, find your fertile window, count down a pregnancy, or settle a family debate with a baby-trait estimate. Everything here is free, runs privately in your browser, and needs no sign-up.

Period & cycle

Predict your period, measure your cycle, and make sense of a late or irregular month.

Ovulation & conception

Pinpoint your fertile days and the timing around conception and early testing.

Pregnancy

From due dates to gestational age — the dates and milestones of pregnancy.

Predictions & baby traits

Playful estimators for gender, eye and hair colour, height, and blood type. For curiosity, not certainty.

Quizzes & life stages

Quick self-checks for pregnancy signs, a first period, and the menopause transition.

Exploring inherited traits?

Several of the baby tools above touch on genetics. For the science behind them — what dominant and recessive really mean, and why earlobes and tongue rolling aren’t the simple one-gene traits textbooks claim — visit our human genetic traits hub.

Frequently asked questions

Are these calculators free to use?

Yes — every calculator on Period Tools is free, works in your browser, and needs no sign-up. Your dates stay on your device; we don't require an account to run any of the tools.

How accurate are period and ovulation calculators?

They're planning estimates, not guarantees. A calculator projects your most likely dates from the numbers you enter — your last period, your average cycle length — but real cycles shift with stress, travel, sleep, and health. Use the result as a helpful guide and expect some variation month to month.

Which calculator should I start with?

If you want to know when your next period is due, start with the Period Calculator. Trying to conceive? The Fertile Window and Ovulation tools are the place to begin. Already pregnant? Use the Due Date calculator, then How Far Along Am I to track the weeks.

Are the baby trait predictors real science?

Mostly they're for fun. Eye colour, hair colour, and height are shaped by many genes plus chance and environment, so any single estimate is a rough guess. The one genuinely rule-based tool is the Blood Type Calculator, because ABO blood groups really do follow clear inheritance patterns.

Can I use these instead of seeing a doctor?

No. Period Tools calculators are for planning and curiosity only. They don't diagnose anything and aren't a substitute for medical advice. If something about your cycle, fertility, or pregnancy worries you, talk to a healthcare professional.