Ovulation and fertile window calculator
When am I most fertile?
When ovulation is likely and which days matter, worked back from your own cycle length rather than assuming 28 days.
First day of one period to the first day of the next
Leave at 14 unless a doctor has measured yours
Day 1 is the first day of full flow
These are example numbers. Replace them with yours, then press Calculate.
Numbers changed. Press Update my result to see your new answer.
The range most cycles fall into. Sperm survive up to about five days, so intercourse every one to two days across the window matters more than hitting one exact day.
This is a guide, not a diagnosis. Share the result with your doctor.
Your result on the scale
The ranges this calculator uses. Yours is highlighted.
Your numbers
Everything worked out from what you entered.
- Likely ovulation
- day 14 of your cycle
- Fertile window
- day 9 to day 15
- Best days to try
- day 12 to day 14
- From today
- 13 day(s) away
- Next period due
- day 29, about 28 day(s) away
What each result means
Your result is highlighted. Your own clinic's advice always comes first.
Very early ovulation. Often goes with a short cycle and can leave the follicle less time to mature. Worth raising if cycles are consistently under 24 days.
Earlier than average but common in shorter cycles, and compatible with conception.
The range most cycles fall into. Sperm survive up to about five days, so intercourse every one to two days across the window matters more than hitting one exact day.
Late ovulation, usual in longer cycles. If cycles are long or unpredictable, PCOS and thyroid function are the two things normally checked first.
Where this fits in your journey
The usual order, from trying to conceive to pregnancy. Not everyone needs every stage. This calculator belongs to stage 1.
- Stage 1Trying to get pregnantYou are here
- Stage 2I have test results10 calculators
- Stage 3Planning IVF12 calculators
- Stage 4During an IVF cycle15 calculators
- Stage 5Pregnant after IVF4 calculators
Trying to get pregnant
Timing and the basics, before any treatment.
This calculator: When am I most fertile?
How this is worked out
Date calculationExact arithmetic on the dating convention named below. Scan dating by your clinic takes precedence.
Ovulation is estimated by counting back from the next expected period, not forward from the last one. The luteal phase is the more stable half of the cycle, so counting back is more reliable when cycle length varies.
About this calculator
?What it tells you
Your best days to try this month. When ovulation is likely and which days matter, worked back from your own cycle length rather than assuming 28 days.
✓When to use it
Every cycle while trying to conceive
iWhat you need
- Your usual cycle length (days)
- Luteal phase length (days)
- Day of your cycle today (day)
!What it cannot tell you
Estimated from cycle length, not measured. An LH test or follicle tracking confirms what actually happened in a given cycle.
Common questions
Why count back instead of forward?
The luteal phase, from ovulation to the next period, is more consistent than the first half. If your cycle runs to 33 days, ovulation is nearer day 19 than day 14, and counting forward from your period would miss the window entirely.
My cycles are irregular. Is this useful?
Less so. If your cycle length varies by more than a few days, the window this produces is wide. Ovulation predictor kits or follicle tracking are more reliable, and irregular cycles are themselves worth investigating.
Does a positive ovulation test mean I definitely ovulated?
No. The test detects the LH surge, which normally triggers release. In luteinized unruptured follicle syndrome the surge happens and the egg is never released. Only ultrasound can tell the difference.
Sources
Estimates only. Ovulation moves between cycles even in regular ones, and this calculation assumes a consistent luteal phase. An LH test, a mid-luteal progesterone, or follicle tracking measures what actually happened in a given cycle. It is not a contraceptive method.
In an emergency
If you have any of the warning signs listed here, don't wait for a test result or a calculator. Get help now.
Also call your IVF clinic. Most clinics give an emergency number on your treatment or discharge sheet. Save it in your phone now, before you need it.
After egg collection or during stimulation
- Severe pain or swelling in your tummy
- Short of breath, or pain when breathing
- Passing very little urine
- Fast weight gain, about 1 kg or more in a day
- Fever or shivering
In early pregnancy
- Severe pain in your tummy, often on one side
- Pain at the tip of your shoulder
- Heavy bleeding, soaking a pad in an hour
- Feeling faint, dizzy or collapsing
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