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BP Checker

Toolsda's BP Checker places your systolic and diastolic reading on the AHA 2023 blood pressure chart — normal, elevated, or one of two hypertension stages, up to a hypertensive-crisis warning above 180/120 mmHg. Your reading is checked entirely in your browser; nothing is stored or sent anywhere.

Your reading

For informational purposes only — not medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional.

Age isn't used in the AHA category itself, but helps put your reading in context.

Your result

118
Systolic
/
76
Diastolic
mmHg
Normal

Your reading is within the normal range as per AHA 2023. Keep up heart-healthy habits.

Systolic scale

118 mmHg
Your Value
118 mmHg
Category
Normal
Range
<120

Diastolic scale

76 mmHg
Your Value
76 mmHg
Category
Normal
Range
<80

What affects blood pressure?

General lifestyle tips

  • Reduce salt — aim for under 2,300mg sodium/day
  • Get 30+ minutes of activity most days
  • Limit alcohol and avoid smoking
  • Manage stress with sleep and relaxation
  • Eat more vegetables, fruit, and whole grains
  • Track your readings at the same time each day

Blood pressure chart (AHA 2023)

CategorySystolic (mmHg)Diastolic (mmHg)
Normal< 120and< 80
Elevated120-129or< 80
High - Stage 1130-139or80-89
High - Stage 2> 140or> 90
Crisis> 180or> 120

Frequently Asked Questions

What is normal blood pressure?

As per the AHA 2023 guideline, a normal reading is systolic under 120 mmHg and diastolic under 80 mmHg (written as <120/80 mmHg).

What is a hypertensive crisis?

A systolic reading above 180 mmHg and/or a diastolic reading above 120 mmHg is considered a hypertensive crisis. This range calls for immediate medical attention.

Can I lower my blood pressure naturally?

Reducing salt intake, staying active, limiting alcohol, managing stress, and maintaining a healthy weight are common lifestyle approaches — always discuss any changes with a healthcare professional, especially if you're already on medication.