Pace Calculator
4:30 /km

Calculate running pace, speed, distance, or time for your workouts. Enter any two values to calculate the third. This free pace calculator supports kilometers and miles, perfect for runners planning their training and race strategies.

How to Use

How to Use This Pace Calculator

Step 1: Choose Your Calculation Mode

Select from Pace, Speed, Time, or Distance mode. Enter any two known values to calculate the third. For example, enter distance and time to calculate your pace.

Step 2: Enter Your Values

Input your running distance, time, or pace depending on which mode you selected. Use the unit toggle to switch between kilometers and miles. Time is entered in HH:MM:SS format.

Step 3: Get Your Results

Your results appear instantly as you type — no button clicking needed. Pace is shown in MM:SS per km/mi format, speed in km/h, and total time formatted as HH:MM:SS.

Key Features

  • Four calculation modes: Pace, Speed, Time, and Distance
  • Instant results update as you type
  • Dual unit support for kilometers and miles
  • Perfect for training plans and race pacing
  • Completely free to use
  • No installation required

Common Uses

  • Race Planning:
    Calculate target pace for a goal time, or estimate finish time from training pace
  • Training Sessions:
    Track your average pace and speed across different training run distances
  • Interval Training:
    Calculate distance covered during timed intervals at specific pace
  • Commute Planning:
    Estimate walking or running time for commuting distances

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is running pace?
A: Running pace is the time it takes to cover one unit of distance, usually expressed in minutes per kilometer or minutes per mile. For example, a 5:00 /km pace means you run one kilometer in 5 minutes.

Q: How is pace calculated?
A: Pace is calculated by dividing total time by distance. Time = Distance × Pace, and Distance = Time ÷ Pace. Our calculator handles all three formulas automatically.

Q: What is a good running pace?
A: A good pace varies by fitness level. Beginner joggers typically run 7:00-9:00 /km, recreational runners 5:30-6:30 /km, and advanced runners under 5:00 /km. Use this calculator to find your baseline.