Pregnancy Risk Information Tool

Estimate pregnancy risk from a single act, by cycle day and method. Free, private and instant.

How to use the Pregnancy Risk Info

  1. Pick first day of your last period.
  2. Enter average cycle length (days).
  3. Pick date of intercourse.
  4. Choose method used: No method, Withdrawal (pulling out), Condom (used, no breakage), Pill, but missed one or more and more.
  5. Press Calculate to get an instant result with a colour scale, chart and plain-English explanation.

About the Pregnancy Risk Info

This educational tool estimates the chance of pregnancy from one act of sex using where you were in your cycle and what contraception was used. It also explains when to consider emergency contraception and when to test.

Also known as: chance of pregnancy calculator, could I be pregnant, pregnancy probability calculator, pregnancy chance by cycle day.

Worked example

Dates in this example are worked out as if today were 5 Nov 2026.

Estimated chance of pregnancy: 31 % (High). Sex on 4 Nov 2026 was 1 day before your estimated ovulation (5 Nov 2026). With this method the estimated chance of pregnancy from that act is about 31%.

Formula and cut-offs

Chance on the day (approx.): 5 days before ovulation 10%, 4 days 16%, 3 days 14%, 2 days 27%, 1 day 31%, ovulation day 33%, day after 4%. Method multipliers use typical-use failure rates.

Frequently asked questions

What is the chance of getting pregnant from one time?

On average about 5% for a single act, but up to about 30% on the 2 days before ovulation.

Can I get pregnant if he pulled out?

Yes. Withdrawal fails in about 1 in 5 users each year.

What should I do if the condom broke?

Consider emergency contraception as soon as possible, and think about STI testing.

Sources and references

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Last updated . This calculator is for education only and is not medical advice. See the medical disclaimer.