Print a Calendar
Make your own printable calendar for free: one month with boxes to write in, 12 monthly pages or the whole year on one page. Print it or download a PDF.
Make your own printable calendar for free: one month with boxes to write in, 12 monthly pages or the whole year on one page. Print it or download a PDF.
A calendar on the fridge, a monthly planner for a school class, a shift rota, a year overview to pin above the desk: this free calendar maker lays out any month or year and hands you a page to print - no calendar making website account, no app to install, just create and print. Choose Month for one sheet with big day boxes to write in, 12 months for twelve monthly pages starting from the month you pick (a school or financial year that begins in September works the same way), or Year for all twelve months on one page. Set the week to start on Monday or Sunday - the page picks the one used where you are - and switch on week numbers if you plan by the week. The page is customizable where it matters: one of six colours, or any custom colour you like, marks the title, the weekday row and the weekends. A4, Letter, A3, A5, Legal or Tabloid, portrait or landscape, then Print or download.
The monthly calendar is a writing grid: the month and year across the top, the weekday names in a coloured band, then one box per day, large enough for appointments and birthdays. Days that belong to the month before or after are left as grey boxes, so every row is a full week. A month that fits in four weeks gets four taller rows instead of an empty fifth. 12 months makes the same page for twelve months in a row; the PDF holds all twelve pages and the Print button prints them in one go. The yearly calendar puts twelve compact months on a single sheet, three across in portrait and four across in landscape. Week numbers follow ISO 8601, the system used in Europe and in most diaries: week 1 is the week with the year's first Thursday, so some years, like 2026, have a week 53.
Print opens your browser's print dialog with the paper size already set; choose actual size (100%) so the page fills the sheet as drawn. The PDF is the file to keep or send to a print shop: each page at 300 DPI on A4 and Letter, at the exact size of the chosen paper. PNG and JPG are the same page as a picture, for a phone wallpaper or a document; with 12 months they come as a ZIP of twelve images, one per month. Copy puts the page on the clipboard.
For a calendar with your own picture on it, the photo calendar maker uses the same layout under a photo of your choice. Blank grids, lined and dot paper are on the printable paper page.
There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to send: the dates are worked out and the pages drawn in your browser, and the PDF is written by the page itself. It works offline once loaded.
Yes. Choose 12 months and pick the first month and year: September 2026 gives twelve pages from September 2026 to August 2027. The Year view always runs from January to December of the chosen year.
Use the Print button or print the PDF at actual size (100%), not "fit to page". The layout already leaves a margin all round, so nothing sits in the strip a printer cannot reach.
The page starts the week the way your browser's language and region do, Sunday in the US and Canada, Monday in most of Europe. Week starts on switches it for any calendar you make.
By ISO 8601: weeks run Monday to Sunday and week 1 is the one that contains the first Thursday of the year. With the week starting on Sunday, each row shows the number of the week its Monday belongs to.
No. Public holidays differ by country, region and sometimes by school, so the day boxes are left clear to write in the ones that apply to you.