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How Far Along Am I?

Enter your due date and see exactly how many weeks and days pregnant you are today.

How far along in weeks & days — computed in your browser

Estimates only — not medical advice. Confirm all dates and milestones with your doctor or midwife. Read our full disclaimer.

How this due date is calculated

Enter your estimated due date. The calculator shows how many weeks and days you are today, the dates of each trimester, and the days remaining until your due date.

Counting backwards from a due date is the reverse of Naegele’s rule. The 280-day anchor is fixed, so today’s position in the timeline is pure subtraction: due date minus today, expressed as weeks and days. The trimester boundaries are fixed week marks (end of week 13, end of week 27), so they fall on the same calendar dates for everyone regardless of how the due date was originally calculated.

What to expect

"How far along" means how much of the pregnancy has passed. It is usually expressed as weeks and days, counted from the first day of your last period. This tool takes your due date and works backwards to find today's place in the 40-week timeline.

The result shows your current week and day (for example, "18 weeks 3 days"), the date range of each trimester, and the number of days left until your due date. The three pieces together give a full picture of where you are and what is coming next.

Trimesters split the pregnancy into three roughly equal stages: the first ends around the close of week 13, the second around the close of week 27, and the third runs to birth. Exact boundaries vary slightly by source, but the ranges shown above follow the common obstetric split.

The countdown is a planning aid. Most babies arrive within a week or two of the due date, so think of the remaining days as a window rather than a fixed finish line.

If you do not yet have a due date, start with the LMP, conception, IVF, or ultrasound calculator to create one, then come back here to track your progress week by week.

Important note

These calculators use standard formulas — Naegele's rule (LMP + 280 days) and common IVF conventions (transfer date + 260–263 days). They give estimates for planning only. They are not a substitute for prenatal care, and only your provider can confirm your due date and track your baby's development. See the disclaimer for details.

Medically reviewed by Jordan Avery, RN (registered prenatal nurse). Estimates follow standard obstetric methods; always confirm with your provider.

FAQ

What trimester am I in?

The first trimester runs from week 1 through the end of week 13; the second from week 14 to 27; the third from week 28 to birth. Enter your due date to see your exact trimester dates.

How many days until my due date?

The days remaining are shown directly when you enter your due date. Most pregnancies land within a week or two of that date.

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