Photo Calendar Maker
Make a photo calendar with your own picture: one month or all 12, a classic or overlay layout. Print it or download a PDF, and the photo never leaves your device.
or browse filesdrop an image here or paste
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Make a photo calendar with your own picture: one month or all 12, a classic or overlay layout. Print it or download a PDF, and the photo never leaves your device.
or browse filesdrop an image here or paste
A holiday picture for the kitchen wall, a new baby for the grandparents, the team photo for the office: this photo calendar maker (or picture calendar creator, whichever you searched for) puts your picture above a month and gives you a print-ready page. Select an image, pick the month and year, and choose a layout. Classic puts the photo across the top of the sheet with the month and a day grid below it, the shape of a traditional wall calendar. Overlay fills the whole page with the photo and sets the month on a white panel over its lower part. The photo always fills its space completely; Photo position slides it to show the top or bottom of a tall picture, or the left or right of a wide one. One month makes a single page, 12 months makes twelve pages with the same photo, starting from the month you pick.
Choose A4, Letter, A3 or Tabloid, or one of the photo-print sizes: 11x14 inch, 12x18 inch or 20x30 cm, in portrait or landscape. The preview shows the page the way it comes off a printer, on paper-white stock with a little texture; the files themselves are clean. The PDF is the page at its exact paper size, the calendar drawn at 300 DPI and your photo embedded once however many months the file has, so a twelve-month calendar stays a small file. Take it to a photo shop or print at actual size (100%) at home. JPG and PNG are the page as a picture; with 12 months they come as a ZIP, one image per month.
Print opens the browser's print dialog with the paper size set and every page ready. Copy puts the current page on the clipboard, and on a phone the share button sends it to any app. The new image button swaps the photo and keeps everything else as it is.
Making calendars online usually means an account and an upload; here you create the whole thing in the page. For a calendar without a photo, a monthly page with bigger boxes to write in or a whole year on one sheet, use print a calendar.
Family photos are exactly the kind of picture that should not be uploaded to make a calendar, and here it is not: the photo is opened, cropped and placed by your browser, and the PDF is written on your device. Nothing is sent anywhere, and the page works offline once loaded.
Each page holds one photo. To put several pictures on one month, combine them into a single image first with the collage maker, then select that image here.
Each page uses one photo. For a different photo per month, make each month as its own page: pick the month, select that month's photo with the new image button, download, and repeat.
The photo fills its space completely, so a picture with a different shape than the space loses a little at two edges. Photo position chooses which part stays; a photo close to the shape of the space loses almost nothing.
For a sharp print, a photo from any phone or camera from the last ten years is plenty for A4 and Letter; the larger poster sizes look best with a full-size original rather than one sent through a messaging app, which shrinks pictures.
Yes. The page starts the week the way your region does, and Week starts on switches between Monday and Sunday.
No. The photo never leaves your device: it is read, cropped and placed on the calendar by your browser, and the download is made there too.