Choose a Starbucks drink and cup size
Start with a standard hot coffee, iced espresso drink, cold brew, Frappuccino, tea, or Refresher. Available sizes and the published base nutrition load with the drink.

Choose a drink and see how cup size, milk, syrup pumps, espresso shots, whipped cream, cold foam, and drizzle change calories, sugar, protein, and caffeine.
US menu · August 2026
Start with a standard hot coffee, iced espresso drink, cold brew, Frappuccino, tea, or Refresher. Available sizes and the published base nutrition load with the drink.
Swap the standard milk, set the total number of flavor pumps and espresso shots, then add or remove whipped cream, cold foam, protein cold foam, or caramel drizzle.
The Nutrition Facts panel updates with each choice. Compare the estimate with the standard recipe, your daily calorie target, and other drink combinations before ordering.
Each drink begins with Starbucks published nutrition for its standard US recipe. The calculator then removes the modeled standard components and adds your selected milk, syrup, espresso, and toppings using ingredient-level estimates.
The difference depends on cup size and how much milk the standard recipe uses. Select the same drink and size, then change only the milk to compare whole, nonfat, oat, almond, soy, coconut, breve, or protein milk on equal terms.
Set the total pump count that matches your order instead of assuming every size uses the same recipe. The calculator removes the modeled standard syrup and adds the selected flavor and number of pumps so the change is visible in calories and sugar.
No. Standard recipe values come from published menu nutrition, while custom milk, syrup, shot, foam, and topping changes are ingredient-level estimates. Actual pours, pumps, ice, store recipes, and seasonal ingredients can change the drink served.