IVF Due Date Calculator

Calculate a due date from an IVF transfer or retrieval date, which is more precise than a last-period estimate.

The method behind this calculator

IVF pregnancies have an advantage over natural conception: the date of fertilisation is known exactly. That removes the cycle-length guesswork that makes last-period due dates approximate, so an IVF due date is usually the more accurate figure.

The number of days added depends on the embryo’s age at transfer โ€” a day-5 blastocyst is already five days into development, so fewer days remain until the due date.

How to fill it in

  1. Choose the procedure type โ€” day-3, day-5, frozen or retrieval.
  2. Enter the procedure date.
  3. Read the due date and the current gestational age.

Formula reference

day-5 transfer: due date = transfer date + 261 days day-3 transfer: + 263 days ยท egg retrieval or IUI: + 266 days

The default scenario, worked through

Worked through, a procedure type of Day-5 blastocyst transfer produces a estimated due date of Apr 29, 2027. Underneath, Gestational age today comes out at 2 weeks 5 days and Trimester at First trimester. Change any field and every figure updates as you type.

FAQ

Why is an IVF due date more accurate?
Because fertilisation timing is known precisely rather than estimated from the last menstrual period and an assumed cycle length.
Will an ultrasound change the date?
It may adjust it slightly, but IVF dates are usually retained since they are already precise.
What is gestational age?
It is counted from two weeks before conception by convention, so a fresh transfer already counts as roughly two to three weeks pregnant.