Yearly Calendar Generator

How to use

1. 1Enter the year you want, or use the +1 / -1 buttons and the This year / Next year / Last year shortcuts.
2. 2Pick the week start (Monday, Sunday, or Saturday), choose a language, and select a layout (4, 3, 2, or 1 month per row).
3. 3Toggle ISO week numbers, highlight today, and weekend shading. Paste optional highlight dates as YYYY-MM-DD, one per line, with optional comma-separated labels.
4. 4Click Print or save as PDF to open your browser print dialog. Choose Save as PDF to download a clean black-on-white file, or send straight to a printer.
5. 5Use Copy plain text to grab a text version of the full year (one month per block) for journals, notes, or markdown documents.

About this tool

Yearly Calendar Generator builds a full 12-month calendar for any year from 1 to 9999 and lets you print it or save it as a PDF using the browser print dialog. Pick the week start (Monday for ISO 8601 and most of Europe, Sunday for North America, or Saturday for the Middle East), switch the language for month and weekday names through the browser's built-in locale data (English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Polish, Turkish, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese are preset, and you can use any browser-supported locale), and choose a layout that fits your paper: four months across for landscape, three across for portrait, two across for a larger plan, or a single column for accessibility. An optional ISO 8601 week number column labels each row with the standard week of the year (week 1 contains the first Thursday; long years have 53 weeks). A built-in toggle highlights today (only when the rendered year is the current year so a printed 2027 calendar is not stamped with a 2026 date), shades Saturday and Sunday in blue, and lets you paste a list of dates to mark (one YYYY-MM-DD per line, optional comma-separated label). Stats above the grid report whether the year is a leap year (366 days) or common (365), how many weekend days fall in it, how many ISO weeks it spans, and the weekday of January 1. The print stylesheet flips the calendar to black ink on white paper, sizes each month block to fit page breaks, and forces a clean three-across grid so the result lays out well on US Letter or A4 without any setup. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded, nothing is logged. You can also copy a plain-text version of the year (one block per month) into a journal, planner, or document.

Free to use. Works in your browser. No signup, no login.