IVF Due Date Calculator

Last reviewed: July 2026Reviewed against cited UK guidance

Estimate a due date after IVF or FET using your transfer date and embryo age. Your fertility clinic should confirm the date used for care.

This page is for general pregnancy planning and date guidance only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Pregnancy dates are estimates and can change after a scan or advice from your midwife, GP, or maternity team.

If you have symptoms, concerns, or questions about your pregnancy, speak to your midwife, GP, or maternity team. For urgent help, use NHS 111; call 999 in an emergency. Read how we source and review content in our editorial policy.

IVF due date calculator

Enter the embryo transfer date and the embryo age used by your clinic.

Embryo age at transfer

How is an IVF due date calculated?

IVF dating uses the known transfer date and embryo age rather than the first day of a last period. It can provide a useful estimate, but your fertility clinic or maternity team confirms the date used for your care.

  • 3-Day Transfer: Your due date is 263 days from your transfer date.
  • 5-Day Transfer (Blastocyst): Your due date is 261 days from your transfer date.

Important: Always confirm your exact official due date with your fertility clinic or NHS midwife.

Sources and further reading

Checked for UK IVF pregnancy dating guidance in July 2026.

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