Printable Calendar

This printable calendar maker builds a clean year or month calendar and gives it to you as a vector PDF or straight to your printer. Pick A4 or US Letter, portrait or landscape, Sunday or Monday as the first day, and add week numbers, notes lines or your own important dates.

It suits a fridge calendar, a school year planner, an office wall chart or a single month for a project. The preview on the right is drawn from the same layout as the PDF, so what you see is what prints.

There are no built-in holidays. Public holidays differ by country, and some move every year, so instead you type the dates that matter to you, such as birthdays, school terms or your own country's holidays. They're highlighted on the grid and listed with labels.

Choose Year on one page, set the year to 2027 and the start month to January, then pick your paper and orientation. Press Download PDF to save a file you can print any time, or Print to send it to the printer now.

In the print dialog, set margins to None or Default and turn off Headers and footers, or the browser adds the page address and date to the edges. Keep the scale at 100%. For month pages, choose 12 months and you get one PDF with January to December, one month per page.

1 January 2027 is a Friday, and 2027 is not a leap year, so February has 28 days.

ISO 8601 week numbers start on Monday, and week 1 is the week that contains the year's first Thursday. That means a few days in early January can belong to the last week of the previous year, and a few days in late December can belong to week 1 of the next.

2026 is one of the years with 53 weeks, because it starts on a Thursday. So Friday 1 January 2027 to Sunday 3 January 2027 are in week 53 of 2026, and week 1 of 2027 starts on Monday 4 January. If your calendar starts on Sunday, each row shows the ISO number of the Monday in that row.

Use A4 almost everywhere outside North America, and Letter in the US, Canada and Mexico. Printing A4 on Letter paper crops the bottom or shrinks the page, so match the paper in your tray.

Portrait suits a year on one page, with three months across and four down. Landscape suits month pages, because wider day boxes leave more room to write. On landscape A4 each day box is about 38 mm wide.

Every country has its own list, many regions add their own, and some dates move: Easter follows a church calculation, and Eid depends on the moon. Shipping a list we can't check for every place would put wrong days on your wall. Add the ones you observe in the marked dates box; MM-DD lines repeat every year, and full dates are for one year only.