Printable Calendar

about this tool

A calendar to print

Pick what you need and download it as a PDF, ready to print:

• One month — a page with a box for every day, big enough to write in, and ruled lines for notes underneath.
• Every month — the same for all twelve months of a year, in one twelve-page PDF.
• Year on a page — all twelve months on one sheet, for a wall or the front of a planner.

The preview shows the page exactly as the PDF draws it. To print, open the PDF and print at 100% or "actual size", not "fit to page", so the margins stay as drawn.

Options

• Week starts on Monday, as in the UK and most of Europe, or on Sunday, as most calendars in India and the US are printed.
• Paper: A4 or US Letter, portrait or landscape. The PDF is made at exactly that size.
• Lines for notes under each month, for birthdays, deadlines and holidays.
• Week numbers: ISO 8601 weeks, which start on Monday; week 1 holds the year's first Thursday, so early January can be week 52 or 53. With Sunday first, each row takes its Monday's number.
• Shade weekends, lightly — or leave them white to save ink.
• A title of your own, with the month and year under it.

PNG of this page saves the page in view as a sharp image — 3508 × 2480 pixels for landscape A4, enough for 300 dots to the inch when printed at size — for printing from a phone or adding to a document.

Fonts and holidays

The PDF carries its own font, Noto Sans, so it prints the same from any device. That font covers Latin, Greek and Cyrillic; a title in Hindi or another script cannot be drawn in it, and the page says so — the PNG uses your device's own fonts instead. Public holidays are not marked: they differ by country, state and faith, and the notes lines are there for them.

Everything is made in your browser; nothing is uploaded. To count the days between two dates, use date difference; for a repeating event, the RRULE builder.

questions

How do I print a calendar for one month?

Choose one month, pick the year and month, and download the PDF: one page, landscape A4 by default, with a box for every day and ruled lines for notes underneath. Open the PDF and print it at 100% (or "actual size") so the margins come out as drawn.

Can I get the whole year?

Yes, two ways. Every month makes a twelve-page PDF, one month to a page, to staple or put on a wall. Year on a page puts all twelve months on one sheet, three across in portrait or four across in landscape.

Does the week start on Monday or Sunday?

Either. Monday first is the default, as in the UK and most of Europe and in ISO weeks; switch to Sunday for the way calendars are printed in India and the US. Weekends are lightly shaded, which you can turn off to save ink.

Which week numbers does it show?

ISO 8601 weeks, the ones used in business and in most diaries: weeks start on Monday, and week 1 is the one with the year’s first Thursday — so 1 January can fall in week 52 or 53 of the year before. With Sunday first, each row takes the number of its Monday.

What paper sizes are there?

A4 (210 × 297 mm), used almost everywhere, and US Letter (8.5 × 11 in), each in portrait or landscape. The PDF is drawn at exactly that size, so it prints at true size, margins included, without scaling.

Can I add my own title or holidays?

A title, yes — "Exams", "Family planner" — shown above the month or year, with the date under it. The PDF’s font covers Latin, Greek and Cyrillic; for a title in another script, save the PNG instead, which uses your device’s fonts. Holidays are not marked, since they differ by country, state and faith: the notes lines are there for them.