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Precise dough calculator

Pizza dough math that actually fits your flour

Enter your flour amount, protein content and target hydration — Pizza Dough Guide calculates water, salt and yeast for nine pizza styles, and warns you when flour and hydration don't match up.

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All values are guidelines for the home kitchen — great for experimenting and adjusting to taste.

Usually printed on the package, e.g. "11.5 g protein per 100 g".
Amount of water relative to the amount of flour.
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The short version

What does hydration mean?

Hydration describes the amount of water relative to the amount of flour. Higher hydration gives a lighter, more open dough — but also needs more practice and usually a stronger flour.

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Which flour fits?

Protein content determines how much water a flour can bind well. Weaker flours prefer lower hydration, stronger flours can handle higher hydration.

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Room temp vs. cold fermentation

A room-temperature rise is quick, while a cold fermentation in the fridge develops more flavour and an easier-to-digest crumb over more time.

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Still have questions?

Answers about flour types, yeast, common mistakes and more are in the in-depth guide and in the frequently asked questions.

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