Water Intake Chart by Body Weight

This chart estimates daily water needs by body weight (about 35 ml per kg). For a personalised figure including exercise and climate, use the water intake calculator.

Daily water by body weight

Body weightApprox. daily water
50 kg (110 lb)~1.8 litres
60 kg (132 lb)~2.1 litres
70 kg (154 lb)~2.5 litres
80 kg (176 lb)~2.8 litres
90 kg (198 lb)~3.2 litres
100 kg (220 lb)~3.5 litres

Adjust for your day

Add roughly 10 ml per minute of exercise, and more in hot or humid weather. Illness, high altitude, and pregnancy or breastfeeding also raise your needs. The figures above are a baseline for a typical day.

The easiest hydration check

Forget counting to the millilitre — your urine colour tells you most of what you need to know. Pale straw means you are well hydrated; dark yellow means drink more. See how to drink more water for simple habits that help.

Frequently asked questions

How much water should I drink by weight?

About 35 ml per kilogram of body weight as a baseline — for example roughly 2.5 litres at 70 kg — plus extra for exercise and heat.

Does drinking more water help weight loss?

It can modestly help by supporting fullness and replacing sugary drinks, but it is not a magic fix. Hydration mainly supports energy and health.

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