

convert your weeks into months and trimesters
Completed weeks, then days — the way your app or scan report writes it.

Weeks and months never divide evenly, so this tool does the conversion the way clinical guidance defines it and shows your appointments alignment.
Completed weeks and days, exactly as your app or scan report writes it, 21 weeks 3 days means 21 full weeks done.
Your pregnancy month, your trimester, how far through 40 weeks you are, and roughly how long is left.
Months come from the day count, not a rough divide by four — so 40 weeks lands on nine months and a week, as it should.
Months vary in length, so pregnancy uses week ranges. Match your weeks + days to a row.
Weeks 1 - 4
Weeks 5 - 8
Weeks 9 - 13
Weeks 14 - 17
Weeks 18 - 22
Weeks 23 - 27
Weeks 28 - 31
Weeks 32 - 35
Weeks 36 - 40
Each stage is roughly 13 to 14 weeks. Here's what happens in each, and the checks that come with it.
Pick up where your month leaves off.
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Quick Answer: Pregnancy is counted in 40 weeks, which is about 9 calendar months. To convert: weeks 1 to 13 are months 1 to 3 (first trimester), weeks 14 to 27 are months 4 to 6 (second trimester), and weeks 28 to 40 are months 7 to 9 (third trimester). Enter your weeks and days above for your exact month and trimester.
Quick Answer: It is a converter between the two languages of pregnancy. Doctors count in weeks from your last period, while family and month-wise traditions count in months. The calculator turns "18 weeks" into "5th month, second trimester" so both conversations make sense.
The weeks system is the medical standard because every scan, test and milestone is week-specific, as the ACOG guide to fetal growth and the NHS week-by-week guide both show. Months are what everyone around you speaks. You need both, and the mapping between them is fixed rather than a matter of opinion, which is exactly what the chart below settles.
Quick Answer: Use the standard mapping below. Note that months 3, 5, 6 and 9 span 5 weeks, not 4, which is why dividing your weeks by four gives the wrong month from mid-pregnancy onward.
| Month | Weeks | Trimester | Common milestone |
|---|---|---|---|
| Month 1 | Weeks 1 to 4 | First | Missed period, positive test |
| Month 2 | Weeks 5 to 8 | First | First scan, heartbeat |
| Month 3 | Weeks 9 to 13 | First | NT scan, nausea peaks and eases |
| Month 4 | Weeks 14 to 17 | Second | Energy returns |
| Month 5 | Weeks 18 to 22 | Second | Anomaly scan, first kicks |
| Month 6 | Weeks 23 to 27 | Second | Glucose test, viability week (24) |
| Month 7 | Weeks 28 to 31 | Third | Kick counting starts (28) |
| Month 8 | Weeks 32 to 35 | Third | Growth scan, bag packing |
| Month 9 | Weeks 36 to 40 | Third | Full term (37+), due date (40) |
Mapping per ACOG and NHS week groupings. Trimesters: first = weeks 1 to 13, second = weeks 14 to 27, third = weeks 28 to 40.
Because a calendar month is 4.3 weeks, not 4. Forty weeks equals about 9 calendar months plus a few days, but exactly 10 lunar months of 4 weeks. Both "9 months" and "10 months" are correct in their own counting system, which is precisely why doctors stick to weeks.
There is a second quirk: the count starts from the first day of your last period, about two weeks before conception. So at "4 weeks pregnant" (the missed period), the embryo is roughly two weeks old. You are never as far along as the week number suggests, and that is normal for everyone.
When your family asks "which month", they mean the running month: the month you are currently in. When a chart or app says "4 months pregnant", it usually means completed months. At 18 weeks, both are true at once: 4 months completed, 5th month running. This calculator shows both so no conversation goes wrong.
This distinction causes real confusion in Indian households, where "paanchva mahina chal raha hai" (the fifth month is running) is the standard phrasing, while English apps and charts report completed months. Neither is wrong; they are two conventions describing the same week. When in doubt, say the week number and let this page translate.
From the first day of your last menstrual period (LMP), not from conception. The due date is 40 weeks (280 days) from that day, per Naegele's rule. If your cycles are irregular or you do not know your LMP, the dating scan in the first trimester fixes the week count, and that scan date wins over the LMP estimate.
Pregnancy Week by Week: Everything You Need to Know | Due Date Calculator | Calculating Your Due Date with Irregular Periods
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG). How Your Fetus Grows During Pregnancy.
NHS. Pregnancy Week-by-Week.