For lifters, cutters & macro trackers

Chipotle Macro Calculator

Calories are half the story. This tool shows the protein / carb / fat split of your order as you build it — in grams and as a percentage of calories — so you can hit your macros without guessing.

Chipotle Macros by Ingredient

To build for a macro target, you need to know which ingredients are actually protein, which are carbs wearing a disguise, and which are fat bombs. Here's the menu sorted the way a macro tracker sees it:

CategoryIngredientsWhat they contribute
Protein enginesChicken (32g), barbacoa (24g), carnitas (23g), steak (21g)Nearly pure protein + moderate fat, ~0 carbs
Carb sourcesWhite rice (40g), brown rice (36g), tortilla (50g), beans (21–22g), corn salsa (16g)The bulk of your carbs; beans add 7–8g fiber
Fat sourcesGuac (22g), cheese (8g), sour cream (9g), queso (9g), vinaigrette (16g)Almost all the discretionary fat in any order
Free volumeLettuce, fajita veggies, green salsa, pico5–25 cal each; flavor and fullness for pennies

Ready-Made Macro Builds

Cutting build — 480 calories, 66g protein

Bowl with double chicken, fajita veggies, lettuce, fresh tomato salsa and tomatillo-green salsa. Macros land around 55% protein / 15% carbs / 30% fat. It eats like a big warm salad and keeps you full for hours.

Balanced build — 745 calories, 59g protein

Bowl with chicken, white rice, black beans, pico, cheese and lettuce. Roughly 30/40/30 protein-carb-fat — a genuinely well-constructed maintenance meal that happens to come from a fast-casual line.

Bulking build — 1,185 calories, 87g protein

Burrito with double chicken, white rice, black beans, corn salsa and cheese. Big, cheap-per-calorie, and the protein keeps pace with the carbs. Add guac if you need another 230.

Low-carb build — 545 calories, 42g carbs → 21g net

Bowl with steak, double fajita veggies, cheese, guacamole, lettuce and green salsa. Skip rice, beans and tortilla entirely. Full strategy on our carbs in Chipotle page.

Tracking tip: build your order above, tap "Copy my order summary," and paste it into MyFitnessPal or your notes. The summary includes grams of each macro so your log matches what you actually ate — not a generic database entry.

More protein-focused reading: the best high-protein Chipotle orders and chicken bowl macros in detail.