IVF Due Date Calculator
Estimate your due date after IVF using the embryo transfer date or egg retrieval date.
How to Use IVF Due Date Calculator
- Choose your transfer type. Select Day‑3 embryo, Day‑5 blastocyst, or egg retrieval/IUI from the dropdown.
- Enter the transfer or retrieval date. Pick the exact date of your embryo transfer or egg retrieval procedure.
- Click Calculate. The tool adds the appropriate number of days to get the due date: 263 for day‑3, 261 for day‑5, and 266 for retrieval.
- Check your pregnancy progress. You’ll see the EDD, current week + day, trimester, and the dates when the first and second trimesters end – all based on the IVF‑adjusted timeline.
Benefits of IVF Due Date Calculator
- Tailored for IVF pregnancies, using the exact embryo age rather than an estimated LMP, resulting in a more accurate due date.
- Includes egg retrieval/IUI mode, making it useful for various assisted reproduction techniques.
- Shows trimester milestones specific to your IVF timeline, helping you plan prenatal care accordingly.
- Completely private – your medical dates are processed locally in your browser and never shared.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is an IVF due date different from a natural conception due date?
Because the exact date of embryo creation and transfer is known, the due date is calculated more precisely than the standard 280‑day LMP rule. The formulas account for the embryo’s age at transfer.
Can I use this calculator for a frozen embryo transfer?
Yes, select the embryo’s age at transfer (day‑3 or day‑5) as per your clinic’s protocol. The transfer date is the day the thawed embryo was placed in the uterus.
What if my clinic gave me a different due date?
Follow your clinic’s advice; they may use a slightly different reference. This calculator follows the standard 263/261/266‑day convention widely used in IVF practice.
Is IVF Due Date Calculator free and private?
Yes — it is 100% free, needs no sign‑up, and everything runs in your browser; your data never leaves your device.
Disclaimer: This tool is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always consult a qualified doctor for health decisions.