🩺Blood Pressure Checker

Enter a blood pressure reading you measured to see which standard AHA category it falls into — not a measurement tool, not a diagnosis.

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Enter the numbers from your blood pressure monitor or cuff reading. This tool categorises the reading — it cannot measure your blood pressure.

Enter a reading above to see which AHA category it falls into.

Blood Pressure Categories (AHA 2025)

Category Systolic (mmHg) Diastolic (mmHg)
Normal
Less than 120 AND Less than 80
Elevated
120–129 AND Less than 80
Stage 1 Hypertension
130–139 OR 80–89
Stage 2 Hypertension
140 or higher OR 90 or higher
Hypertensive Crisis
Higher than 180 AND/OR Higher than 120

Source: American Heart Association, 2025 — general reference only, not a diagnosis tool.

This tool categorises a blood pressure reading you measured with a separate device — it cannot measure your blood pressure. Categories are general reference based on American Heart Association 2025 guidelines and are not a diagnosis. Blood pressure varies with time of day, activity, stress, and other factors; a real diagnosis requires repeated measurements taken by a healthcare professional. For a hypertensive crisis reading (systolic above 180 and/or diastolic above 120), seek urgent professional advice; call emergency services immediately if you have symptoms such as chest pain, shortness of breath, vision changes, or weakness. Never start, stop, or change medication or treatment based on this tool — speak with a doctor.

Free Blood Pressure Checker

Took a blood pressure reading and not sure what it means? Our free Blood Pressure Checker helps you make sense of it. Enter the systolic and diastolic numbers you measured, and the tool shows which standard category they fall into—from normal and elevated through stage 1 and stage 2 high blood pressure—based on the American Heart Association's guidelines.

It's a reference, not a replacement for a real measurement or a doctor. This tool doesn't measure your blood pressure and doesn't diagnose anything; a single reading can vary with time of day, stress, and activity, and a real diagnosis needs repeated readings taken by a professional. If your numbers fall in a very high range, the tool clearly flags when to seek urgent care.

Simply enter your reading to see its category instantly. No sign-up, no downloads, no limits. For anything about your blood pressure or health, please speak with a doctor. Learn more in the FAQ or About pages.