Free Food Calorie Lookup & Nutrition Database
Look up calories, protein, carbs, fat, and USDA FDC IDs for hundreds of everyday foods — verified from the USDA and scaled to real household servings. 100% free, no sign-up.
321 foods
Vegetables(80)
Fruits(44)
Grains & Pasta(41)
Dairy & Eggs(40)
Fish & Seafood(23)
Beans & Legumes(20)
Nuts & Seeds(19)
Beef(15)
Poultry(11)
Pork(7)
Deli & Sausages(6)
Restaurant Foods(4)
Beverages(3)
Lamb & Game(2)
Soups & Sauces(2)
Baked Goods(1)
Spices & Herbs(1)
Fats & Oils(1)
Sweets(1)
Accurate calorie lookup, made fast and friendly
This is a free, instant calorie lookup tool and nutrition database covering 321 whole foods across 19 categories — fruits, vegetables, grains, dairy, meat, seafood, nuts and more. Every entry comes straight from USDA FoodData Central, the U.S. government's public-domain nutrition database, so the numbers are analytical measurements rather than crowd-sourced guesses.
Open any food to see its full nutrition facts — calories, protein, carbohydrates, net carbs, fat, plus sugars, fibre, saturated fat, sodium, and verified USDA FDC ID. You can switch between 100 g and real household servings and change the quantity, so the numbers always match what you eat.
Track your lookup in the free online calorie counter
Found what you're eating? Add it to your day in the free online calorie tracker — no account required. Need packaged or branded products too? The tracker searches the full USDA and Open Food Facts databases live, so you can log a barcode as easily as a banana. Prefer to calculate your targets first? Check out the calorie calculator and macro calculator.
Calorie Lookup & Food Database FAQ
How do I use this calorie lookup tool?
Simply type any food name (e.g. "cherries", "greek yogurt", "chicken") or a USDA FoodData Central ID into the search bar. You can view calories, carbs, protein, fat, and scale to standard household portions instantly.
Is this food calorie lookup tool free?
Yes — 100% free with no sign-up, no paywall, and no ads. Browse or search the calorie and nutrition facts for any food, then log them for free in our free online calorie tracker.
Where does the nutrition data come from?
Every whole food here is sourced directly from USDA FoodData Central — specifically the Foundation Foods dataset, the U.S. government's highest-quality laboratory analytical data. It is public domain (CC0).
Can I search by USDA FDC ID?
Yes. You can enter any official USDA FoodData Central ID (such as 330137 for nonfat Greek yogurt or 2346399 for sweet cherries) into the search bar to locate the exact verified profile.
Are the calories per 100 g or per household serving?
Nutrition is stored per 100 g (the analytical standard), and each food page provides pre-calculated household portions — like "10 cherries with pits", "1 cup", or "1 single container" — with an interactive calculator to scale to any custom weight.