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3D Body Visualizer

3D body visualizer comparison

Two female figures weighing 60 kg, one 160 cm tall and one 175 cm tall, seen from the front

What these numbers come to

Body mass index
23.4 Healthy weight
Waist to hip
0.78 below 0.85
Waist to height
0.49 Healthy central adiposity

Bust 89.2, waist 77.8, hips 99.9 cm. Shape by these numbers: triangle.

A BMI of 18.5 to 24.9 at this height is 47.4 kg to 63.7 kg.

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Body A and body B

ABDifference
Height160175+15
Weight60600
BMI23.419.6-3.8
Bust89.288.6-0.6
Waist77.869-8.8
Hips99.995.1-4.8

Lengths in cm, weights in kg.

Measurements

Each one starts as the model's estimate. Type or drag to set your own.

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Where each tape measurement is taken
Bust or chest
Around the fullest part of the chest, tape level all the way round.
Under bust
Around the ribcage, directly under the bust.
Waist
Around the natural waist, the narrowest level between the ribs and the hips.
Hips
Around the widest part of the buttocks, tape level.
Inseam
Inside of the leg, from the crotch straight down to the floor.
Shoulder width
Straight across, from the bony point at the outer end of one shoulder to the other.
Neck
Around the middle of the neck.
Upper arm
Around the middle of the upper arm, arm relaxed.
Thigh
Around one thigh at its upper, fullest part.
Calf
Around the widest part of one calf.
Wrist
Around the wrist, just above the hand.
Knee
Around the knee, leg straight.
Ankle
Around the narrowest part of the lower leg, above the ankle bone.

Body shape

The typical shape for this height, weight and build in the model.

Look

What these numbers come to

Body mass index
23.4 Healthy weight
Waist to hip
0.78 below 0.85
Waist to height
0.49 Healthy central adiposity

Bust 89.2, waist 77.8, hips 99.9 cm. Shape by these numbers: triangle.

A BMI of 18.5 to 24.9 at this height is 47.4 kg to 63.7 kg.

The figure is an estimate drawn from a general body model. Two people with the same numbers can carry their weight differently, so treat it as a likeness, not a scan.

The 3D body visualizer comparison puts 2 bodies on one stage. The view opens on 2 female figures of the same 60 kg (132 lb): body A is 160 cm (5 ft 3 in) tall and body B is 175 cm (5 ft 9 in) tall. A table lists both bodies and the difference in each number.

How the 3D body visualizer comparison works

The 3D body visualizer comparison works by fitting 2 separate bodies and drawing both at one scale, on one floor line. Body A and body B each have their own sex, height, weight, build, shape and tape measurements. One switch chooses which body the inputs change.

Side by side stands the 2 figures next to each other, each with its name and weight. Overlay draws body B as a light outline over body A, which shows where the 2 bodies differ.

At the same 60 kg, 15 cm more height takes the model's waist estimate from 77.8 cm to 69.0 cm.
Number Body A Body B Difference
Height 160 cm (5 ft 3 in) 175 cm (5 ft 9 in) +15 cm
Weight 60 kg (132 lb) 60 kg (132 lb) 0 kg
BMI 23.4 19.6 −3.8
Bust 89.2 cm 88.6 cm −0.6 cm
Waist 77.8 cm 69.0 cm −8.8 cm
Hips 99.9 cm 95.1 cm −4.8 cm

Both BMI values fall in the CDC's healthy weight category of 18.5 to under 25. The bust, waist and hips are the model's estimates for each height and weight. Type a measurement into either body and that body holds the number.

3D body visualizer comparison formula

The 3D body visualizer comparison uses 1 formula for every row of the table: difference = body B − body A. A positive number means body B is larger.

Body A has a BMI of 23.4 and body B a BMI of 19.6, a difference of 3.8.
Row Formula For the opening bodies
Height Height of B − height of A 175 − 160 = +15 cm
BMI of A Weight in kg ÷ height in m, squared 60 ÷ (1.60 × 1.60) = 23.4
BMI of B Weight in kg ÷ height in m, squared 60 ÷ (1.75 × 1.75) = 19.6
BMI difference BMI of B − BMI of A 19.6 − 23.4 = −3.8

3D body visualizer comparison conversion chart

The 3D body visualizer comparison shows differences in centimeters and kilograms, or in inches and pounds. One inch is 2.54 cm, and one kilogram is 2.2046 pounds.

A height difference of 15 cm is 5.9 inches, and a weight difference of 15 kg is 33.1 lb.
Height difference In inches Weight difference In pounds
5 cm 2.0 in 5 kg 11.0 lb
10 cm 3.9 in 10 kg 22.0 lb
15 cm 5.9 in 15 kg 33.1 lb
20 cm 7.9 in 20 kg 44.1 lb
25 cm 9.8 in 25 kg 55.1 lb
30 cm 11.8 in 30 kg 66.1 lb

To compare one body with itself at another weight, draw a current weight and a goal weight. To line up more than 2 people by height, use the height comparison. To hold height and weight and change only the build, see one weight at three builds.

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Questions people ask

Can I compare a male and a female figure?

Yes. Body A and body B each have their own Female or Male switch. Choose the body to edit, then press the switch. Both figures stand on the same floor line at the same scale.

Can the two bodies be drawn one over the other?

Yes. The Overlay button draws body B as a light outline over body A. The Side by side button stands the 2 bodies next to each other, each with its name and weight.

How many bodies can the 3D body visualizer compare?

The 3D body visualizer comparison takes 2 bodies. The weight range view lines up 5 weights of one body, and the height comparison lines up as many as 8 people by height.

Can I share a comparison?

Yes. The copy button makes a link that carries both bodies inside the link itself: sex, height, weight, build and every measurement set. Anyone who opens the link sees the same 2 figures.

Why does the same weight look different at two heights?

The same weight looks different at two heights because the taller body spreads that weight over a longer frame.

At 60 kg, the model estimates a 77.8 cm waist at 160 cm and a 69.0 cm waist at 175 cm. The BMI falls from 23.4 to 19.6.

3 sources
  1. Adult BMI Categories, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Accessed 14 November 2026.
  2. About Body Mass Index (BMI), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Accessed 14 November 2026.
  3. License, MakeHuman Community. Accessed 14 November 2026.