Free 7-Day Meal Plans for Weight Loss (Printable PDF)

Free 7-Day Meal Plans for Weight Loss (Printable PDF)

A good meal plan for weight loss tells you what to eat, how much of it and what it adds up to in calories. Our plans do that for seven days at a time, using simple food from a regular grocery store. Pick your calorie level and we will email you the printable PDF for free.

Choose your calorie level

Not sure which level fits? Use the calorie calculator. It estimates what you burn in a day and points to the plan closest to a moderate deficit of about 500 calories. The result is an estimate. If it comes out below 1,200, get personal advice from a healthcare professional first. People under 18 and anyone pregnant or breastfeeding should not use these plans without medical advice.

How the meal plans work

Pick a level

Choose 1,200, 1,400, 1,500, 1,800 or 2,000 calories a day, or use the calculator.

Get the PDF

Enter your email and receive the printable plan with ingredient amounts, a weekly grocery list and a swaps sheet.

Follow the week

Three meals and two snacks a day, each with calories and grams of protein. No calorie app needed.

Calories and protein come from USDA FoodData Central values and are rounded to the nearest 5, so treat them as close estimates.

A sample day from the 1,500 calorie plan

MealWhat you eatCalories
BreakfastSpinach and tomato scramble with whole-wheat toast~345
SnackGreek yogurt with blueberries~130
LunchGrilled chicken salad with chickpeas~385
SnackApple with almonds~180
DinnerBaked salmon with broccoli and brown rice~440
Day totalAbout 109 g of protein~1,480

See the full 1,500 calorie week

Latest meal plan guides

New guides on high protein meals, low calorie breakfasts, healthy snacks and calorie deficits are on the way. Visit the blog.

Meal plan questions

How many calories should I eat to lose weight?

It depends on your size, age and activity. A common starting point is about 500 calories below what you burn in a day. The calculator gives an estimate, and a registered dietitian can give you a personal number.

Are the meal plans really free?

Yes. The PDFs are free. You enter your email so we can send the file, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

How fast will I lose weight?

It varies from person to person. The CDC describes about 1 to 2 pounds a week as a gradual, steady rate, and no plan can promise a specific result.

Can I follow a meal plan if I have a health condition?

Ask your doctor or dietitian first. These plans are general information and do not manage blood sugar or other medical conditions.

Is there a vegetarian meal plan?

Vegetarian versions are planned and will be linked here when they are ready.

Who writes and reviews these plans:

Amelia, Nutritionist and Recipe Developer

Hi, I’m Amelia

Nutritionist & Home Cook

I am 38, a nutritionist, gym enthusiast, and passionate home cook. Over the years, I learned firsthand that you cannot out-train a chaotic pantry. Food shapes our daily mood, energy levels, and long-term health more than any quick workout routine ever could. My goal here is simple: skip extreme food rules and give you balanced, flavorful week-long plans that fit normal grocery budgets and busy evenings.

My Philosophy: Real meals, balanced protein, and zero starvation. Healthy living works best when it tastes great.
Medical Disclaimer: The meal plans, recipes, and calorie recommendations on this website reflect general nutrition education and personal experience. They do not constitute personalized medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your doctor or registered healthcare provider before making significant dietary changes, especially if you have chronic health conditions, take medication, or are pregnant.

The information on this site is general nutrition information. It is not medical advice and does not replace advice from a doctor or registered dietitian. Low-calorie plans do not suit everyone.

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