Calorie ↔ Exercise Time Calculator

How long do you need to run to burn off the ramen, chicken, or pork belly you just ate? MET-based instant conversion from food to exercise minutes.

🍔 Pick foods
Or enter calories directly
kcal
Total calories 0 kcal
🏃 Exercise time needed
※ Food calories sourced from Korean RDA / MFDS averages. Exercise calories use the ACSM Compendium MET values. Individual variation is ±15–20%. For reference only; not medical advice.

How to Use

1
Enter weight

Enter your body weight in kg. Energy expenditure scales with weight, so an accurate value matters (default 60 kg).

2
Pick foods or enter calories

Choose from 60+ common Korean foods, or enter a calorie value directly. Picking multiple foods accumulates the total.

3
Pick an exercise

15 activities (walking, running, cycling, swimming, jump rope, etc.). MET-based per-minute burn is computed, and the time needed to offset the calories is shown.

FAQ

How is exercise calorie computed?

kcal = MET × weight(kg) × hours. MET is a metabolic-equivalent value; 1 MET ≈ 1 kcal/kg/hour at rest. e.g., running 8 MET × 60 kg × 1 hr = 480 kcal/hr = 8 kcal/min.

Source for MET values?

The ACSM Compendium of Physical Activities (US). Average values across studies are used. Individual variation (age, muscle mass, intensity) can cause ±20%.

Source for food calories?

Korea's RDA and Ministry of Food & Drug Safety databases, plus average market values for packaged products. Same food can vary ±15% by recipe/ingredients; treat as a reference.

Do I have to enter weight?

Recommended. The same 30-min run burns ~33% more for 80 kg than 60 kg. Accurate weight gives a personalized estimate.

Can I select multiple foods?

Yes. Multiple items accumulate the total calories, and the exercise time needed to offset them updates automatically. Useful for "burn off everything I ate today" planning.

My food is not in the list

Use the "Custom calories" mode and enter the kcal from the package nutrition label.

Is my input sent to a server?

No. All computation runs in your browser; inputs are never sent over the network.