Recommended Daily Water Intake Calculator

Find out how much water you should drink per day based on your weight and physical activity level. Get results in liters, glasses, and bottles.

These results are general estimates based on body weight, activity level, and the selected climate conditions. Actual fluid needs may vary depending on factors such as temperature, diet, exercise, health conditions, and individual needs.

How the calculation is made

The estimate uses a general nutrition rule: between 30 and 40 ml of water per kilogram of body weight, varying according to your level of physical activity. The more intense your exercise routine, the higher the fluid loss through sweat, and the greater the need for replenishment.

Why climate matters

On hot days or in intense heat climates, the body loses more water through sweat just to regulate temperature. For this reason, the general recommendation increases by an additional 500ml on those days, regardless of your physical activity level.

Limitations of this estimate

This calculation is a general estimate for healthy individuals and does not take into account specific medical conditions such as kidney problems, heart issues, pregnancy, breastfeeding, or the use of certain medications. Anyone with these conditions should follow the advice of a doctor or nutritionist, who may recommend a different amount than estimated here.

Frequently asked questions

How many ml of water per kg of body weight should I drink?

Usually between 30 and 40 ml per kg, depending on your physical activity level.

Do I need to drink more water on hot days?

Yes, the general recommendation is to add about 500ml more on very hot days.

Does this calculator replace medical advice?

No. It is a general estimate. Anyone with specific health conditions should follow individual medical advice.