Runner’s Tool Kit · Free calculators and finders

Running Calculators and Tools.
Get the Answer You Need.

Start with one question. Find pace, splits, training zones, a weekly plan, marathon preparation, shoes, a GPS watch, or what to wear without opening every tool.

Four common starting points

  1. Turn a goal time into pace and splits
  2. Predict a race from a recent result
  3. Build training and marathon plans
  4. Choose shoes, clothing, and a watch

18 free tools · No signup required · Mobile friendly

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What do you need help with today?

Choose the question that sounds most like yours. You do not need to use every calculator.

I have a goal time

Calculate race pace

Turn a finish goal into pace and cumulative splits.

I have a recent result

Predict another race

Estimate a realistic finish at a different distance.

I am new or returning

Plan run walk intervals

Build repeatable running and walking intervals.

I am running indoors

Convert treadmill pace

Convert speed, pace, distance, and finish time.

I need training paces

Find my training zones

Estimate easy, tempo, interval, and race pace ranges.

I need a schedule

Build a training plan

Create a plan around your race date and current fitness.

My marathon is booked

Build my race countdown

Organize travel, pace, fuel, packing, and race morning.

I need running shoes

Use the Shoe Finder

Narrow the options by support, cushioning, fit, and use.

I need a GPS watch

Use the Watch Finder

Match budget, battery, and training needs to a watch.

Most useful running calculators

These six tools cover the numbers runners check most often during training and race preparation.

Build the plan and check the goal

Use these tools when you need intervals, a fitness estimate, a weekly schedule, or a reality check on a new personal best goal.

Marathon Countdown and Race Week Planner

Enter your marathon date once. Get a dated checklist for training priorities, travel, pace, fuel, race morning, and packing as the race gets closer.

  • Dated countdown tasks
  • Race morning timeline
  • Pace and fuel snapshot
  • Interactive packing list

Choose the race, practise the fuel, and review the result

The countdown planner connects the details. These three tools help before and after it.

Match the gear to the runner and the conditions

Use these tools to narrow the options before opening individual buyer guides or reviews.

Planning a race from a recent result?

Use the tools in this order. Stop as soon as you have the answer you need.

1

Predict a finish

Estimate a realistic target from a recent result.

2

Set the pace

Turn the finish goal into minutes per kilometre or mile.

3

Build the splits

Create the checkpoints you want to see on race day.

4

Build the training

Create a weekly plan around the goal and race date.

Open the broader hub when you need more than a tool

Move into a full guide, buyer guide, or training schedule only when the calculator has answered the first question.

Choosing and using the tools

Which running calculator should I use?

Use Race Pace when you already have a goal time. Use Race Time when you have a recent result and want to predict another distance. Use the Split Calculator when you need exact checkpoints. Use Training Zones when you want workout paces.

What should a beginner use first?

Start with the Run Walk Calculator if you are building running time gradually. The Treadmill Pace Calculator and Heart Rate Zone Calculator can also help keep early training controlled.

Are running calculators accurate?

They are planning tools, not guarantees. Good inputs matter, and predictions can still be affected by fitness, heat, hills, wind, fatigue, fueling, and the course.

What should I use for a 5K?

Use Run Walk if you are new, Race Pace if you have a goal time, Race Time if you have a recent result, and the Split Calculator for kilometre or mile checkpoints.

What is the difference between the PR Goal Calculator and Race Time Calculator?

The PR Goal Calculator compares an equivalent performance with a specific goal and optional race date. The Race Time Calculator gives a more detailed set of predictions for other distances.

Do I need all of these tools?

No. Use the tool that answers your current question. Return when the next training or race decision comes up.