Subway Calorie & Macro Calculator
Build your exact Subway order and watch the calories, protein, carbs, and fat add up live. Compare a 6-inch against a footlong, turkey against tuna, and know your numbers before the 'anything else on that?'
Add items from the menu — totals appear here.
Published US nutrition data; recipes vary by location. Not sure what your day’s numbers should be? Set your daily targets.
The nutrition calculator on this page is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Subway IP LLC. Logos are shown to identify the restaurant only. This tool is intended for informational purposes and should not be relied upon as official nutritional guidance from Subway.
Honest numbers, no shame.
How does this Subway calculator work?
Add items from the menu and the totals update instantly — calories, protein, carbs, fat, saturated fat, sugar, and sodium. Every number comes from Subway's published US nutrition data for standard builds. Your toppings and sauces shift the totals, so treat them as accurate estimates.
How many calories in a footlong?
It varies enormously by sandwich. An Oven-Roasted Turkey footlong is 560 calories with 36 g protein on a standard build; meatball or tuna footlongs can nearly double that. The 6-inch versions halve everything — often the easiest portion lever on the menu.
What's the healthiest order at Subway?
The Oven-Roasted Turkey line is the benchmark: the chopped salad version is just 110 calories with 12 g protein before dressing, and the 6-inch is 280 calories with 18 g protein. Watch the sauces — ranch or mayo can add 200+ calories quietly.
Is Subway okay if I'm tracking macros?
Usually, yes — lean-protein subs on standard builds are easy to track. Aim for around 5 g protein per 100 calories; turkey, ham, and roast beef clear it, while tuna and meatball sit well under. The calculator grades your order on exactly that.
Eating somewhere else?
Be first in line.
Drop your email and you're in the moment the app launches — free trial, no card. Honest founder updates until then, ~2 emails a month.
No card to join. Free trial when the app launches.