Free Online Baking Ratio Calculator

Calculate Bread Dough Ingredients Using Baker's Percentage

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Professional bakers rarely write recipes in cups and grams directly — instead they use 'baker's percentage,' where every ingredient's weight is expressed as a percentage of the total flour weight, making it trivial to scale a recipe to any batch size while keeping the same dough characteristics.

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Flour (100%)

500 g

Water (65%)

325 g

Salt (2%)

10.0 g

yeast (1%)

5.0 g

Uses baker's percentage — every ingredient is a percentage of total flour weight. Scale any recipe up or down by changing the flour weight.

Features

  • Runs entirely in your browser
  • Privacy-first — your data is never uploaded
  • Real-time, instant results
  • 100% free, no sign-up required
  • Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile
  • No installation needed

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About Baking Ratio Calculator

Professional bakers rarely write recipes in cups and grams directly — instead they use 'baker's percentage,' where every ingredient's weight is expressed as a percentage of the total flour weight, making it trivial to scale a recipe to any batch size while keeping the same dough characteristics.

This calculator applies baker's percentage ratios for several common dough types — lean bread, pizza, enriched dough, and a rough sourdough approximation — to whatever flour weight you enter, instantly computing the exact water, salt, and yeast (or starter) weight needed in grams.

Because everything scales directly off the flour weight, you can make a tiny test batch or a huge one without ever recalculating ratios by hand — just change the flour weight and every other ingredient updates proportionally.

How it works

  1. Choose a dough type. Select from lean bread, pizza, enriched dough, or sourdough presets.
  2. Enter your flour weight. Input how many grams of flour you're using.
  3. Read the ingredient weights. See water, salt, and yeast/starter weights computed instantly.

Examples

500g flour, lean bread dough

Input

Flour: 500g, Type: Lean bread dough

Output

Water: 325g, Salt: 10g, Yeast: 5g

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