Sitemap
This sitemap lists every page on Death Clock Calculator: the calculators, guides, country pages, resources and policies. Search engines can also use our XML sitemap at /wp-sitemap.xml.
- UN 2024 data, 201 countries
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- Free, no sign-up
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How to use this sitemap
This sitemap groups all 35 pages on Death Clock Calculator by what they help you do. Each link has one short line so you can see what is on the page before you open it.
If you want an estimate, start with the calculators. If you want to understand a number, try the guides. If you want to check our figures, go to the resources. Every page in this sitemap is free, and none of them asks you to sign up.
Death clock calculators
All of these tools run in your browser. Your answers are not stored and not sent to us.
- Death clock: our main calculator, which estimates your life expectancy from a few simple questions.
- Death date calculator: turns the same estimate into an average date, shown with a range.
- What age will I die?: shows the average age at death for people who share your answers.
- Death countdown: shows the estimate as a number of days, as a way to think about time.
- When will I die quiz: a short, science-based quiz that gives the same kind of estimate.
- Life expectancy calculator: a private calculator that covers 201 countries and territories.
- Death clock app: how to add the calculator to your phone with no download from an app store.
- World death clock: how many people die around the world each second, worked out from a yearly UN estimate.
Life expectancy guides
These guides explain what the numbers mean and which habits move them.
- Is the death clock real?: an honest look at what any death clock can and can’t tell you.
- How will I die?: the most common causes of death, based on WHO data.
- What is BMI in death clock?: every input on the calculator explained in plain English.
- Life expectancy by age: tables that show how many years are left, on average, at each age.
- Smoking and life expectancy: how smoking changes the average, and what quitting can give back.
- BMI and life expectancy: how body weight links to lifespan, and the healthy range.
- Astrology death calculator: why birth charts can’t estimate a date of death.
- How to live longer: everyday habits linked to longer average lives.
- How we calculate: the full formula behind every result, step by step.
Life expectancy by country
Country figures come from the UN World Population Prospects 2024, using the same year for every country.
- Life expectancy by country: all 201 countries and territories ranked, from highest to lowest.
- Life expectancy in the United States: US figures by age, the chances of reaching 90 and the leading causes of death.
- Life expectancy in the United Kingdom: UK figures by age, the chances of reaching 90 and the leading causes of death.
- Life expectancy in India: life expectancy in India at every age, for men and women.
- Life expectancy in Pakistan: life expectancy in Pakistan at every age, for men and women.
- Life expectancy in Canada: life expectancy in Canada at every age, for men and women.
- Life expectancy in Australia: life expectancy in Australia at every age, for men and women.
Resources and help
Use these pages to check a source, look up a word or find support.
- Death clock resources: free tools, data and guides gathered in one place.
- Life expectancy glossary: short, simple definitions of the terms used on the site.
- Data and sources: every dataset and study we use, with a free CSV download.
- Death anxiety help: calm, simple ways to cope if thinking about death worries you.
- Death clock FAQ: short answers to the questions people ask most.
About this site
These pages explain who runs the site, how it is checked and how it handles your data.
- About: who makes Death Clock Calculator and how it is funded.
- Editorial policy: how we choose sources, check figures and fix mistakes.
- Contact: how to reach the editorial team by email.
- Privacy policy: what the site collects for analytics and ads, and the choices you have.
- Disclaimer: the limits of our estimates and why they are not medical advice.
- Sitemap: this page, with every page on the site in one list.
Sitemap for search engines
This page is the sitemap for people. Search engines read a separate XML sitemap at /wp-sitemap.xml, which lists the same pages in a format they understand.
We review the site at least every six months, and this sitemap changes when we add or remove a page. If a link in this sitemap doesn’t work, please tell us through the contact page.