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Deadlift Strength Calculators

Find the right deadlift calculator for conventional, sumo, trap bar, rack pull, deficit, paused, banded, chained, dumbbell, kettlebell, landmine, cable, and Smith machine deadlifts.

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Choose the calculator that matches the deadlift you actually performed: conventional or sumo with a barbell, a trap bar, a rack pull or block pull, a deficit or paused variation, changing resistance with bands or chains, or a dumbbell, kettlebell, landmine, cable, or Smith machine setup.

Use strength standards to compare a completed lift, a 1RM calculator to estimate a maximum, and a comparison or conversion calculator to relate two specific deadlift variations.

Choose a deadlift calculator by goal

Use the standards calculator for the exact lift you performed. Use a 1RM calculator to estimate a maximum, and use comparison or conversion calculators only when you need to relate two specific deadlift variations.

Your goalRecommended calculator
Compare a conventional barbell deadlift Barbell Deadlift Strength Standards
Estimate a conventional deadlift 1RM Deadlift 1 Rep Max Calculator
Set a deadlift training max Deadlift Training Max Calculator
Compare a sumo deadlift Barbell Sumo Deadlift Strength Standards
Compare a trap-bar deadlift Trap Bar Deadlift Strength Standards
Compare a rack pull with a deadlift Barbell Rack Pull vs. Barbell Deadlift
Estimate a related deadlift variation Trap Bar High Handle Deadlift to Barbell Deadlift Conversion

Barbell Deadlift and Variation Standards

Choose conventional, sumo, trap-bar, elevated, paused, tempo, banded, chained, rack-pull, block-pull, or snatch-width deadlift standards that match your lift.

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Deadlift 1RM Calculators

Estimate a one-repetition maximum for a conventional barbell deadlift or trap-bar deadlift from a completed set.

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Dumbbell and Kettlebell Deadlift Standards

Compare the dumbbell or kettlebell deadlift variation, stance, and loading arrangement that you actually performed.

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Landmine, Cable, and Smith Machine Deadlift Standards

Use a dedicated calculator for angled, pulley, or fixed-bar-path deadlift variations rather than comparing them directly with a free barbell lift.

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Deadlift Strength Comparisons

Compare two direct deadlift variations while keeping their equipment, range of motion, and resistance profile distinct.

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Deadlift Conversion Calculators

Use these estimates to plan a starting point for another direct deadlift variation, then adjust for your technique, equipment, and range of motion.

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How to choose a deadlift calculator

Match the bar, handle height, stance, range of motion, resistance, and loading convention to the lift you actually performed before comparing results.

Match the deadlift variation

Conventional, sumo, trap bar, rack pull, deficit, paused, and tempo deadlifts are separate tests. Choose the closest exact variation rather than treating every pull from the floor as the same lift.

Check the implement and height

Trap-bar handle height, rack-pin height, block height, cable setup, and Smith-machine path all change the lift. Use the calculator built for that setup.

Keep added resistance distinct

Bands and chains change resistance through the range of motion. Compare them with their dedicated calculators instead of with an unloaded-bar standard.

Treat conversions as estimates

A conversion can help plan training, but leverage, technique, bar path, and equipment can change the relationship between two deadlift variations.