Body shape measurement
Uses height and waist circumference to calculate body roundness.
Calculate your Body Roundness Index using your height and waist circumference. Get your BRI score, waist-to-height ratio and clear calculation steps in seconds.
BRI uses the relationship between height and waist circumference to describe body shape geometrically.
Choose your preferred unit system and add two measurements.
Review your calculated body measurement values.
Enter your measurements to view a general descriptive context.
A BRI calculator finds your Body Roundness Index using height and waist circumference. Unlike calculations that require body weight, BRI focuses on the geometric relationship between your height and waist measurement.
Uses height and waist circumference to calculate body roundness.
The main BRI calculation does not require your body weight.
Calculate using centimeters or feet and inches.
Only two measurements are needed. The calculator converts your values into a consistent unit and applies the Body Roundness Index formula.
Select metric for centimeters or imperial for feet and inches.
Add your full standing height using your selected measurement system.
Measure your waist circumference and enter the value.
Get your BRI score, ratio and calculation steps instantly.
The formula models body shape geometrically using waist circumference and height in the same unit.
This calculator provides a mathematical estimate for general information only. It is not a diagnosis and should not replace advice from a qualified healthcare professional.
Common questions about Body Roundness Index and the BRI calculator.
BRI stands for Body Roundness Index. It is a geometric calculation based on height and waist circumference.
You need only your height and waist circumference. Body weight is not required for the main BRI calculation.
Yes. Select Imperial and enter your height in feet and inches and your waist circumference in inches.
Yes. Select Metric and enter both your height and waist circumference in centimeters.
No. The calculations use different measurements. BRI uses height and waist circumference, while BMI uses height and body weight.
No. The result is a mathematical estimate for general information and should not be treated as a medical diagnosis.