Calories in Kiwi

Updated July 2026 · Reviewed by CaloriesCalc Team · Source: USDA FoodData Central

61
kcal
per 100g
14.66
g
Carbs
1.14
g
Protein
0.52
g
Fat
3.0
g
Fiber
46
kcal per medium kiwi (76g)
84
kcal per cup sliced (180g)
17
kcal per oz (28g)
✔ #1 fruit for vitamin C per 100g✔ High in vitamin K✔ Good source of potassium✔ Fat free✔ Gluten free✔ Vegan
Kiwi nutrition facts
🛡Highest vitamin C of any common fruit — 92.7mg/100g
🦴Excellent vitamin K — 40µg per 100g
More potassium than orange — 312mg
😴Improves sleep quality — clinical evidence
❤️Reduces blood pressure and clot risk
🌿3g fiber per 100g

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Weight100g

Nutrition Facts

Per 100g (raw kiwi)

* % Daily Value based on a 2,000 kcal diet.


Quick summary: Kiwi contains 61 calories per 100g and 46 calories per medium fruit. It has the highest vitamin C content of any common fruit (92.7mg/100g — 103% of daily value) and significant vitamin K (34% DV). Clinical trials show eating two kiwis before bed improves sleep onset by 35% and duration by 13%. With a low GI of ~52 and 3g fiber per 100g, kiwi is suitable for most dietary patterns.

Vitamins & Minerals — per 100g

NutrientAmount% Daily ValueBar
Vitamin C92.7 mg103%
Vitamin K40.3 µg34%
Copper0.13 mg14%
Potassium312 mg7%
Vitamin E1.46 mg10%
Folate (B9)25 µg6%
Magnesium17 mg4%
Vitamin B60.06 mg4%
Calcium34 mg3%
Phosphorus34 mg3%

Calories in Kiwi by Weight

WeightCaloriesCarbsProteinFat

Calories in Different Kiwi Servings

ServingWeightCaloriesCarbsNet CarbsFat
1 small kiwi69g42 kcal10.1g7.9g0.4g
⭐ 1 medium kiwi76g46 kcal11.1g8.7g0.4g
1 large kiwi91g56 kcal13.3g10.4g0.5g
1 cup sliced180g110 kcal26.4g20.9g0.9g
1 oz28g17 kcal4.1g3.2g0.1g
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Macronutrient Breakdown — per 100g

Carbohydrates14.66g · 85% of calories
Protein1.14g · 7% of calories
Fat0.52g · 8% of calories
Fiber3.0g (included in carbs)

Kiwi is 83% water. Net carbs are 11.7g per 100g. The fat content (0.52g) is slightly higher than most fruits due to the edible seeds.

Micronutrient Highlights

🛡
Vitamin C
92.7 mg
103% Daily Value
Exceeds daily requirement per 100g — highest of any common fruit
🦴
Vitamin K
40.3 µg
34% Daily Value
Bone health and blood clotting
Potassium
312 mg
7% Daily Value
Blood pressure and heart function
🌿
Fiber
3.0 g
11% Daily Value
Gut health and satiety
🔬
Copper
0.13 mg
14% Daily Value
Iron metabolism and antioxidant defense
🧠
Folate (B9)
25 µg
6% Daily Value
Cell division and DNA synthesis

Kiwi Health Benefits & Nutrition

Highest Vitamin C of Any Common Fruit per 100g

Kiwi contains 92.7mg of vitamin C per 100g — more than oranges (53mg), strawberries (58.8mg), or any other common fruit. A single medium kiwi (76g) provides 70mg of vitamin C, essentially meeting the adult daily requirement in one fruit. Two kiwis provide more than double the daily value. Kiwi's vitamin C is particularly bioavailable due to the presence of other antioxidants that protect ascorbic acid from oxidation.

Kiwi and Sleep — Surprising Clinical Evidence

A 2011 randomised study from Taiwan found that adults who ate two kiwis one hour before bed for 4 weeks fell asleep 35% faster, slept 13% longer, and had 5% better sleep efficiency compared to baseline. The proposed mechanism involves kiwi's high serotonin content (which is a precursor to melatonin) and antioxidants reducing oxidative stress that disrupts sleep architecture.

Cardiovascular Benefits

A Norwegian trial found that eating 2–3 kiwis daily for 28 days reduced platelet aggregation (blood clotting tendency) by 18% and triglycerides by 15%, comparable to the effects of a daily aspirin but without side effects. These effects are attributed to kiwi's vitamin C, vitamin K, potassium, and unique polyphenols including actinidin.

Skin Health and Collagen Synthesis

Vitamin C is essential for collagen synthesis — the structural protein that maintains skin elasticity, joint cartilage, and blood vessel walls. With 103% of the daily vitamin C requirement in 100g, kiwi is one of the most efficient fruits for supporting collagen production. Studies on vitamin C intake consistently show that adequate vitamin C reduces skin wrinkling, improves wound healing, and protects against UV-induced photoageing.

Is Kiwi Suitable for Your Diet?

Weight loss
Good choice — 61 kcal/100g
⚠️
Keto
Small portions only
Vegan
Yes
Paleo
Yes
Gluten-free
Yes
Diabetic
Yes — low GI 52
Low-FODMAP
Up to 2 kiwis
Mediterranean
Yes

Frequently Asked Questions

How many calories in a kiwi?
Kiwi contains 61 calories per 100g. A medium kiwi (76g) has 46 calories. A cup of sliced kiwi (180g) has 110 calories. Use the slider above to calculate for any weight.
Can you eat kiwi skin?
Yes — kiwi skin is edible and nutritious. It contains additional fiber, vitamin C, and antioxidants. Eating the whole kiwi with skin increases fiber intake by approximately 50%. Always wash kiwis thoroughly before eating with skin.
Is kiwi high in vitamin C?
Yes — kiwi has the highest vitamin C content of any common fruit per 100g (92.7mg). A single medium kiwi provides about 77% of the adult daily vitamin C requirement. Kiwi contains more vitamin C than oranges (53mg) or strawberries (58.8mg) per 100g.
Is kiwi good for sleep?
Clinical evidence suggests yes. A 2011 study found that eating two kiwis one hour before bed for 4 weeks improved sleep onset (35% faster), duration (13% longer), and efficiency (5% better). The proposed mechanism involves kiwi's serotonin content and antioxidants.
Is kiwi keto?
Not for strict keto. Kiwi has 11.7g of net carbs per 100g. A small half-kiwi (~38g) provides about 4.5g net carbs and might fit into a flexible low-carb diet.
Are golden kiwis different from green kiwis?
Yes. Golden kiwis are sweeter, less tart, and have smoother skin. They contain slightly more vitamin C (~161mg/100g vs 92.7mg). Both varieties have comparable calories (~61 kcal/100g).

Nutrition values sourced from USDA FoodData Central. Not medical advice.