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Sleep Cycle Calculator

Find bedtimes for your wake-up time, or wake-up times if you sleep now, using 90-minute cycles plus time to fall asleep. A general guide, not medical advice.

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    How to use

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    1. 01

      Choose whether your wake-up time is fixed or you’re going to sleep soon

    2. 02

      Enter the time and how long you take to fall asleep

    3. 03

      Check the times that fit 4, 5 or 6 cycles

    How it works and good to know

    Uses the common rule of thumb that sleep repeats in cycles of about 90 minutes. The time to fall asleep (default 15 minutes, 0–90) is added or subtracted to show times that fit 4, 5 or 6 cycles. Real cycles vary from 70 to 120 minutes between people and nights, so treat this as a guide, not medical advice.

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    Based on 90-minute sleep cycles

    When to sleep, when to wake

    Calculate from

    Usually 10–20 min

    Suggested bedtimes

    To wake up at 7:00 AM · includes 15 min to fall asleep

    1. 6 cycles · 9 hWithin recommended 7–9 h9:45 PMprevious day
    2. 5 cycles · 7 h 30 minWithin recommended 7–9 h11:15 PMprevious day
    3. 4 cycles · 6 h12:45 AM

    90 minutes is an average estimate; real cycles vary from 70 to 120 minutes by person and night. This is only a guide to waking up refreshed, not medical advice. If insomnia or snoring persists, see a specialist.