Blox Fruit Calculator

1. Enter your level and how many Island Secrets you have completed. Secrets set your level cap.
2. Type each stat exactly as the Stats menu shows it. A stat you never touched shows 1, so leave it at 1.
3. Read points left. Change the numbers to test a build before you spend a stat reset.

A Blox Fruit stat calculator is a planner for the five stats in Blox Fruits, a Roblox game by Gamer Robot Inc. The stats are Melee, Defense, Sword, Gun and Blox Fruit. Each level adds 3 points, and a stat reset refunds them, so good planning saves resets.

This page does not estimate fruit trade values. Trade values are player opinions that change daily, and no official source publishes them. All rules here come from the Blox Fruits community wiki, a fan-run site, as its pages stood on 28 September 2026. For how random drops work in games, see loot drop odds.

The calculator counts the points your level gives, subtracts the points your stats use and checks every stat against the cap.

1. Points earned: the wiki states that each level gained grants 3 stat points. Level 1 is the start, so a level L player has earned 3 x (L - 1).
2. Points spent: every stat starts at 1 in the Stats menu, so a stat showing 350 holds 349 spent points.
3. Cap: no stat can pass your level cap. The cap is 2,800 plus 5 per completed Island Secret, and 40 secrets bring it to 3,000.
4. Health and energy: Health = 5 x Defense + 95 and Energy = 5 x (Melee + 19). Both start at 100 with the stat at 1.

The point model matches the wiki's level 1300 Sword and Gun build tables exactly, where 349 + 1,299 + 2,249 = 3,897 = 3 x 1,299.

The wiki lists a level 1300 Sword main build: Melee 350, Defense 1,300 and Sword 2,250, with Gun and Blox Fruit left at 1.

1. Points earned: 3 x 1,299 = 3,897.
2. Points spent: 349 + 1,299 + 2,249 = 3,897.
3. Points left: 0, so every point is used.
4. Health: 5 x 1,300 + 95 = 6,595. Energy: 5 x (350 + 19) = 1,845.

The player can still put 1,299 more points into Sword before it reaches the level 1300 limit, which is where future levels will go.

Your Level

Every level adds exactly 3 points. Going from level 1,000 to 1,100 adds 300 points to spend.

Island Secrets

The base level cap is 2,800. Each of the 40 Island Secret quests in the First Sea adds 5 levels, according to the wiki, for a cap of 3,000.

The Stat Cap

One stat can hold at most your level cap. Extra points must go into another stat, which is why builds spread out late in the game.

Race Awakening and Trinkets

The wiki notes that a Race Awakening transformation gives max stats while it lasts, and Trinkets can add stat points. This tool leaves both out and plans only the points your level gives.

The wiki recommends maxing your main damage stat, Defense and Melee, because only three stats fit. The numbers show why: at level 3,000, 3 x 2,999 = 8,997 points is exactly enough for three stats at 3,000. For how damage stats and critical hits combine in games generally, see how to calculate crit chance and damage.

Before a Stat Reset

Resets cost Fragments or come from codes. Test the new build here first so the reset is spent once.

While Levelling

Check how many points the next 100 levels bring and plan which stat reaches its cap first.

Switching Mains

Moving from fruit to sword means shifting thousands of points. See the health and energy you keep before you commit.

1. Counting the Starting 1 as Spent

Every stat shows 1 before you add points. A stat of 1,000 uses 999 points, not 1,000.

2. Planning Past the Cap

No stat can pass your level cap. At a cap of 2,800, a planned 3,000 Defense is impossible until you finish Island Secrets.

3. Trying to Max Four Stats

The point budget covers three maxed stats and no more, even at level 3,000.

4. Trusting Trade Value Lists as Game Data

Fruit trade values come from players, not the game. They change often and are not official. Random rolls work like any other gacha system: no roll is ever due.

5. Forgetting Accessory Buffs

Accessories and race abilities add health or energy. The values here are the base from stats alone.

The math is exact for the rules shown, but the rules come from a community wiki, so a game update can change them.

You get 3 stat points for each level. A level 1,000 player has earned 3 x 999 = 2,997 points.

The max level is 3,000 according to the community wiki. The base cap is 2,800, and the 40 Island Secrets add 200 levels.

A stat can hold as many points as your level cap. That is 2,800 without Island Secrets and 3,000 with all 40.

You can max three of the five stats. At level 3,000 you have 8,997 points, exactly enough for three stats at 3,000.

Each Defense point adds 5 health. Health = 5 x Defense + 95, so Defense 3,000 gives 15,095 base health.

Each Melee point adds 5 energy. Energy = 5 x (Melee + 19), so Melee 350 gives 1,845 energy.

Every stat starts at 1. The calculator counts only the points above 1 as spent.

No. Trade values are player estimates, not game data, and they change constantly. This tool covers stats only.

Yes. Accessories, Race Awakening and Trinkets can add health, energy or stats. The tool shows base values from your stat points only.

No. It is a free fan-made tool. Roblox is a trademark of Roblox Corporation, and Blox Fruits is a game by Gamer Robot Inc. This fan-made tool is not affiliated with or endorsed by Roblox Corporation or Gamer Robot Inc.

• Blox Fruits Wiki: Stats (Community wiki, fan-run, revision of 28 September 2026; verified in a browser because scripts get 403). 3 points per level, stat cap and three maxed stats.
• Blox Fruits Wiki: Levels (Community wiki, revision of 28 September 2026; verified in a browser). Level cap 3,000 and 5 levels per Island Secret.
• Blox Fruits Wiki: Health (Community wiki, revision of 28 September 2026; verified in a browser). Health = 5 x Defense + 95.
• Blox Fruits Wiki: Energy (Community wiki, revision of 28 September 2026; verified in a browser). Energy = 5 x (Melee + 19).
• Blox Fruits on Roblox (Roblox, official game page). Game listing by Gamer Robot Inc.