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The Ultimate Dough Calculator for Perfect Bakes Every Time

Are you tired of guesswork in your baking? Our dough calculator takes the mystery out of measuring and ensures precise ingredient proportions. Whether you’re crafting sourdough, focaccia, or any artisanal bread, our bread dough calculator will help you achieve perfect results. From Baker’s Percentages to grams-based recipes, we’ve got you covered.

Build Your Recipe











Flour: g

Water: g

Salt: g

Sourdough starter: g

CALCULATE BY PERCENTAGE

Choose a standard recipe or enter your own along with your required dough weight. Remember that all flour(s) should total 100%, and other ingredients are percentages of that total flour. Adjust any ingredients you like, then click Calculate and Print if needed!

Flour Ingredients (%)

Additional Ingredients (%)

CALCULATED RECIPE

CALCULATE BY GRAMMES

Choose a standard recipe or enter your own along with your required dough weight. The ingredients will be scaled up or down to match your target dough weight. Click Calculate and Print when you’re done.

Ingredients (Grammes)

CALCULATED RECIPE

Why Use a Dough Calculator?

A dough calculator is essential for anyone serious about baking consistent, delicious bread. It eliminates the guesswork, allowing you to:

  1. Scale your recipe for multiple loaves or large gatherings.
  2. Adjust hydration levels for softer or firmer dough.
  3. Experiment with different flours while maintaining reliable ratios.
  4. Save time and energy by calculating ingredients accurately.

Mastering Sourdough with Our Dough Calculator

Sourdough requires careful handling and precise measurements. Our specialized sourdough dough calculator helps you manage everything from the starter to the final bake. Whether you’re a beginner learning how to make your first sourdough loaf or an experienced baker experimenting with whole wheat or rye variations, our tool ensures you keep exact proportions.

Need help?

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Dough Calculations