Period Calculator

Track your menstrual cycle and predict your next period, ovulation, and fertile window. Enter your cycle length and last period date to get personalized predictions. This free period calculator helps with reproductive health tracking.

How to Use

How to Use This Period Calculator

Step 1: Enter Your Last Period Date

Enter the first day of your last menstrual period using the date picker. This is the starting point for all calculations.

Step 2: Set Your Cycle Information

Enter your average cycle length (typically 21-35 days) and period duration (typically 3-7 days). You can adjust these based on your personal cycle.

Step 3: View Your Predictions

Click Calculate to see your next period dates, ovulation day, fertile window, and days until your next period. The phase indicator shows your current cycle phase.

Key Features

  • Accurate period and ovulation predictions
  • Fertile window identification for family planning
  • Cycle phase tracking (period, ovulation, safe period)
  • Simple and intuitive interface
  • 100% private — all data stays in your browser
  • Completely free to use

Common Uses

  • Cycle Tracking:
    Track and predict your menstrual cycle with personalized predictions
  • Family Planning:
    Identify fertile windows and ovulation days for pregnancy planning
  • Health Monitoring:
    Monitor cycle regularity and detect potential irregularities early
  • Lifestyle Planning:
    Plan vacations, events, and activities around your cycle

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How accurate is the prediction?
A: Predictions are based on your cycle length and last period date. Accuracy improves when you have a regular cycle. For irregular cycles, predictions may vary.

Q: Can I use this with irregular cycles?
A: Yes, but predictions will be less precise. Enter your average cycle length as a best estimate. This tool is not a substitute for medical advice.

Q: Can this detect pregnancy?
A: No, this calculator cannot detect or confirm pregnancy. If you suspect pregnancy, please take a pregnancy test and consult a healthcare provider.