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Custom printable calendar maker

Pick the months, the holidays and the paper, add your own dates, and print a calendar that fits the way you plan.

Your dates

Birthdays repeat every year when “Yearly” is ticked. Give an end date for a span such as a school break.

    Add many dates at once, or import a calendar file

    One date per line, such as 2027-03-14 Grandma’s birthday, 2027-07-12 to 2027-07-23 Summer camp or 03-14 Wedding anniversary (month and day: repeats every year).

    Photos

    Photos stay on your device; they are never uploaded.

    Shift pattern

    Examples:

    Use a dash for a day off. The cycle repeats from its first day, before and after.

    More options

    January2027December 2026February 2027SMTWTFSSMTWTFS1234789101114151617182122232425282930311234589101112151617181922232425265612131920262767131420212728SundayMondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturday118New Year’s DayMartin Luther King Jr.Day23456789101112131415161719202122232425262728293031

    12 pages, US Letter, 8.5 × 11 in, landscape

    Quick answers

    For 2027, the year most calendars are being made for now

    January 1, 2027
    Friday
    December 31, 2027
    Friday
    Days in 2027
    365
    ISO weeks in 2027
    52
    Easter Sunday 2027
    March 28
    Weekdays in 2027
    261
    Friday the 13th in 2027
    August

    Calendar makers

    8 tools in 2 groups; the main tool of each group comes first

    Holidays by country

    Checked against official lists

    Guides

    Paper, printing and conventions

    About the calendars

    Every layout comes from the same drawing code, so the preview, the PDF, the printout and the image are the same calendar. Text uses Helvetica (Arial on screen, which has the same letter widths), so what fits in the preview fits on paper.

    Dates follow the Gregorian calendar. Week numbers follow ISO 8601 (weeks start on Monday; week 1 contains the year’s first Thursday). Moon phases are calculated with Jean Meeus’s method for the time zone set on your device.

    Sources

    • Holiday dates generated with python-holidays and checked against official government lists
    • ISO 8601-1:2019 week numbering
    • Jean Meeus, Astronomical Algorithms, 2nd edition, chapter 49 (moon phases)

    The full method, with a worked example