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Date Calculators & Tools
Count days between dates, add or subtract time, run countdowns, and look up week numbers — then print matching monthly or yearly calendars.
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The date tools hub collects free calculators that answer everyday scheduling questions: how many days between two dates, what date falls 90 days from today, how many workdays are in a contract window, and how long until the next federal holiday. Each tool links to matching printable monthly calendars and the 2026 US holidays list so you can move from a number on screen to a wall calendar or PDF.
When to use which calculator
Use the days between dates tool for total calendar days and weekday breakdowns. Use the date calculator when you need to add or subtract days, weeks, months, or years from a start date. Use business days when weekends and federal observed holidays should be excluded.
The days-until page gives live countdowns to personal deadlines or seasonal holidays when you already know the target date.
Countdown shortcuts
Days left in 2026, days until end of month, and days ago (30, 60, 90, or 120 days before today) answer common year-end and lookback questions without opening a full date calculator.
Payment terms and quarters
For vendor terms, use Net 30, Net 60, or Net 90 due-date calculators. Calendar quarters, Easter, and weekday rules live in the quarter calculator, Easter date, and nth weekday of month tools.
Age, duration, and recurring dates
Age calculators cover exact years, half birthdays, and Korean age conventions. The date duration tool measures spans in days and hours with timezone awareness when start and end times cross zones. Recurring date helpers find every nth weekday in a month — useful for rent due on the first Monday or reports due on the last Friday.
Deadline and pregnancy due-date pages sit in the same family. They share the civil calendar engine, so results align with monthly printouts when you mark the target date on a grid.
Week numbers and today's date
Today's date shows the live weekday, day-of-year, and US/ISO week numbers. 2026 week numbers lists every ISO week with Monday–Sunday ranges. The Julian date hub covers YYDDD manufacturing codes — separate from the historical Julian calendar used before the Gregorian reform.
Printable calendars after you calculate
After you know a target date, open the matching month on monthly calendars or download a 2026 yearly PDF. Federal holidays on the printout follow the same observed-date rules shown on the holidays hub.
Timers, stopwatches, and timestamp converters live on the time tools and converters hubs when your question shifts from calendar days to clock time or machine formats.
Frequently asked questions
What date calculators are free on Make a Calendar?
The date tools hub includes days between dates, add/subtract date calculator, days until countdown, business days, today's date, week number, Julian date, day-of-week lookup, and age calculator. Always confirm edge cases against primary sources when results affect legal, medical, or financial decisions.
Do I need an account to use date tools?
No account is required. Calculators run in your browser and link to free printable calendars on the same site. Always confirm edge cases against primary sources when results affect legal, medical, or financial decisions.
What is the difference between calendar days and business days?
Calendar days count every day on the civil calendar. Business days skip weekends and optionally US federal observed holidays. Always confirm edge cases against primary sources when results affect legal, medical, or financial decisions.
Can I share a calculator result link?
Yes. Days between and date calculator pages update the URL with your inputs so you can bookmark or share the same range. Always confirm edge cases against primary sources when results affect legal, medical, or financial decisions.
Where do federal holiday dates come from?
Federal holidays use legal dates with Saturday/Sunday observance moved to Friday or Monday per standard US federal rules. Always confirm edge cases against primary sources when results affect legal, medical, or financial decisions.