BMI Calculator for 152cm

At 152cm the healthy range is 42.7 to 57.5kg. Five feet is 152.4cm, so this page sits four millimetres below that mark — close enough that the imperial and metric pages for this height are describing very nearly the same person. The BMI difference between 152 and 152.4cm is about 0.06 of a point. That is a useful mea..

YOUR MEASUREMENTS

kg
cm

= 4ft 11.8in

YOUR RESULTS

BODY MASS INDEX

30.3

Obese Class I

BMI PRIME

1.21

Normal = 0.74–1.00

PONDERAL INDEX

19.9

kg/m³

HEALTHY WEIGHT RANGE

42.7 – 57.5 kg

Lose 12.5 kg to reach healthy weight

Moderately obese. Increased risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes.

BMI GAUGE

1618.52530354030.3BMISev.UnderUnderNormalOverOb IOb IIOb III

YOUR POSITION

Healthy: 42.7–57.5 kg18.52530401545

FULL SUMMARY

BMI30.3
CategoryObese Class I
BMI Prime1.21
Ponderal Index19.9 kg/m³
Healthy range42.7–57.5 kg
Min healthy weight42.7 kg
Max healthy weight57.5 kg

WHO BMI CATEGORIES

Severely Underweight
< 16.0
Underweight
16.0–18.4
Normal weight
18.5–24.9
Overweight
25.0–29.9
Obese Class I
30.0–34.9
Obese Class II
35.0–39.9
Obese Class III
≥ 40.0
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HOW TO USE

  1. 1

    The height is already set to 152cm, which is about 5 ft 0 in. Change it if that is not yours and everything below recalculates.

  2. 2

    Enter a weight in kilograms. Switching to imperial converts the height to the nearest inch, which is a coarser step — two adjacent even centimetre values can land on the same one.

  3. 3

    Read the range before the category. At this height it spans 14.8kg, and every weight inside produces the same verdict.

  4. 4

    Treat a reading near a boundary as near a boundary. One kilogram is 0.43 of a point here, and most people vary by more than that across a day.

WORKED EXAMPLE

At 152cm — 1.52m, or about 5 ft 0 in — a BMI of 18.5 puts the lower bound at 42.7kg and a BMI of 24.9 puts the upper bound at 57.5kg. The window is 14.8kg, or about 33 pounds. One kilogram moves the number by 0.43 of a point, so it takes roughly 2.3kg to cross a whole one. On the WHO 2004 cut-offs for South and East Asian populations the upper bound drops to 52.9kg, a reduction of 4.6kg, with the lower bound unchanged.

REFERENCE FORMULAS

FORMULA REFERENCE TABLE

NameFormulaDescription
BMI (Metric)BMI = weight(kg) / height(m)²Divide weight in kg by height in metres squared
BMI (Imperial)BMI = 703 × weight(lbs) / height(in)²Multiply weight in pounds by 703, divide by height in inches squared
Height in metresh(m) = h(cm) / 100Convert centimetres to metres before squaring
BMI PrimeBMI Prime = BMI / 25Ratio of BMI to upper limit of normal (25). Values >1.00 indicate overweight
Ponderal IndexPI = weight(kg) / height(m)³More accurate than BMI for very tall or short individuals. Normal: 11–15 kg/m³
Healthy weightw = BMI × height(m)²Rearranged BMI formula: weight(kg) for any target BMI at your height

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Last updated: August 2, 2026 · Formula verified by EagleCalculator team · Source: WHO Global Database on Body Mass Index · Eagle-eyed accuracy for every calculation.