Calorie Calculator Widget For WordPress and Other Websites

Add a powerful, interactive Calorie Calculator to your website. This customizable widget helps users determine their BMR and daily calorie needs based on their activity level, driving engagement and conversions for your fitness or health-related services. Works with Wordpress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Blogger, Weebly or any other websites. Copy Paste Done.

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Calorie Calculator

Empower your audience with the Daily Calorie Calculator, a sleek, modern, and highly interactive widget designed for health coaches, fitness bloggers, personal trainers, and wellness websites. This tool is more than just a number generator; it’s an engaging first step that helps users understand their body’s unique energy needs, building trust and positioning you as a go-to authority.

Our calculator provides an instant, clear breakdown of two critical metrics: the Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) and the total Daily Calorie Needs (TDEE). With intuitive sliders for age, weight, and height, plus options for gender and four distinct activity levels, users receive a personalized and accurate estimation in seconds. The clean, dual-panel layout presents the data beautifully, making complex information easy to understand and act upon.

Key Features:

  • Comprehensive Calculation: Instantly calculates both Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) and total Daily Calorie Needs based on the trusted Revised Harris-Benedict equation.
  • Fully Interactive Interface: Engaging sliders and simple-to-use inputs for age, weight, height, gender, and activity level make it user-friendly.
  • Detailed Activity Levels: Includes four activity multipliers (from Sedentary to Very Active) for a more precise and personalized calculation.
  • Clean, Visual Results: A beautifully designed results panel clearly separates BMR from total daily needs, making the data highly digestible.
  • Customizable CTA Button: Convert visitors into clients by adding a prominent “Get Started” button that links directly to your meal plans, coaching services, or fitness programs.
  • Universal Compatibility: A single, easy-to-use embed code works flawlessly on WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, and any platform that supports custom HTML.

Equip your website with this essential health and fitness tool to provide immediate value, educate your visitors, and seamlessly guide them toward your premium offerings.

How to Install the Calorie Calculator Widget For WordPress and Other Websites

Adding this powerful tool is simple. It works on WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, and any platform allowing custom HTML.

  1. Copy the Embed Code: Click the button below to copy the complete HTML snippet.
  2. Go to Your Website Editor: Log in and edit the page where you want the widget to appear.
  3. Paste the Code: Add a "Custom HTML" or "Code" block and paste the snippet inside. Save your changes.

That's it! Your new Calorie Calculator Widget For WordPress and Other Websites will now be live.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I install the Calorie Calculator Widget For WordPress and Other Websites (Block Editor)?

In your WordPress page editor, click the '+' button to add a new block, search for 'Custom HTML', and select it. Paste the embed code from above into this block and save your page.

Can I use this in the WordPress Classic Editor?

Yes. In the Classic Editor, switch from the 'Visual' tab to the 'Text' tab. This shows the HTML view. Paste the embed code where you want the widget to appear.

Will Calorie Calculator Widget For WordPress and Other Websites conflict with my theme or plugins?

It's highly unlikely. Our widget is built to be self-contained, which prevents conflicts with your theme's styles and other plugins' scripts.

How do I embed this widget on a Shopify page?

In your Shopify page editor, click the 'Show HTML' button (it looks like '< >') in the toolbar. This will switch to the code view, where you can paste the embed code.

What is the best way to add the widget to Squarespace?

On your Squarespace page, click 'Add Block' and choose the 'Code' block. Make sure it's set to 'HTML' mode, and paste our embed code into the box.

Why does the widget say 'Script Disabled' on Squarespace?

This is normal. Squarespace disables scripts in the editor preview for security. Save your page and view it live—the widget will appear correctly.

Is the Calorie Calculator Widget For WordPress and Other Websites free to use?

Yes, this widget is completely free. The only requirement is keeping the small backlink attribution which allows us to continue offering these tools.

Does this widget use cookies or track my website visitors?

No. The widget is designed for privacy and does not use cookies or store any personal data from your visitors. We use a simple, anonymous counter to track how many times the widget is loaded.

My embed code isn't working. What is the most common mistake?

The most common issue is pasting the code into a regular 'Text' or 'Paragraph' block. You must use a 'Custom HTML', 'Code', or 'Embed' block on your specific platform for it to work correctly.