RPE calculator

Enter a set you just did and how hard it felt (RPE) to estimate your max β€” then get the right weight for your next set.

Your set

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RPE 10 = no reps left Β· 9 = one more Β· 8 = two more Β· 7 = three more

Enter your numbers to see the result.

RPE chart

Percentage of your one-rep max for each number of reps and RPE. The chart covers 1 to 10 reps at RPE 6 to 10.

RepsRPE 10RPE 9.5RPE 9RPE 8.5RPE 8RPE 7.5RPE 7RPE 6.5RPE 6
1100%98%96%94%92%90.5%89%87.5%86%
295%93.5%92%90.5%89%87.5%86%84.5%83%
392%90.5%89%87.5%86%85%84%82.5%81%
489%87.5%86%85%84%82.5%81%80%79%
586%85%84%82.5%81%80%79%77.5%76%
684%82.5%81%80%79%77.5%76%75%74%
781%80%79%77.5%76%75%74%73%72%
879%77.5%76%75%74%73%72%70.5%69%
976%75%74%73%72%70.5%69%68%67%
1074%73%72%70.5%69%68%67%66%65%

How it works

RPE (rating of perceived exertion) rates a set by how many more reps you could have done: RPE 10 means none, RPE 8 means two. Because reps in reserve and percentage of max go hand in hand, one set and its RPE are enough to estimate your one-rep max.

The chart is the widely used RTS-style table. It's an average β€” your own numbers may differ a little, especially for sets with many reps.

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