Pizza dough calculator

Choose how many pizzas, how big each dough ball is, and the dough’s hydration.

About 250 to 270 g for a 10 to 12 in Neapolitan pizza.

Less yeast for longer, cooler rises.

Your answer

Flour606.1 g
Water375.8 g
Salt17 g
Instant yeast1.2 g
Oil0 g

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How we worked it out

Updated as you change the numbers.

  1. Total dough = balls × weight. Flour = total ÷ (1 + hydration + salt + yeast + oil). Each ingredient = flour × its percentage.

Method and assumptions

Neapolitan dough is typically 58 to 65% hydration with no oil; New York style about 60 to 65% with a little oil and sugar. Active dry yeast needs about a third more than instant.

Questions

How much flour for four 250 g pizza dough balls at 62%?

About 606 g of flour, 375 g of water, 17 g of salt and 1.2 g of instant yeast.

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