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Calendar maker

A month calendar with the weekdays lined up

Input

Fill in from a spreadsheet

Drop a file hereTap to choose a fileDrop it hereFirst column: day of the month (1–31). Second column: what to write. Up to 500 rows, 2MB. The file is read in your browser only.First column: day of the month (1–31). Second column: what to write. Up to 500 rows, 2MB. The file is read in your browser only.Get the template (xlsx)

Result

Save

In the print dialog keep scale at 100% and margins at "default" to get true A4 size. Choosing "Save as PDF" in the same dialog gives you a file.

Choosing landscape sets the print dialog to landscape as well. If the preview still looks portrait, switch the direction in the print dialog.

You can type straight into a day cell. Long text shrinks so it stays inside the cell; if it still does not fit, the cell corner is marked.

Nothing you type is sent to a server, and it is gone when you reload.

Public holidays are not marked. They differ by country and change every year, and there is no way to be sure — an empty day is better than a wrong one.

Everything is worked out in your browser; what you type is never uploaded or stored.

How to use

Pick a year and a month and you get a month calendar with the weekdays lined up, ready to print on A4. The week can start on Sunday or Monday, and days from the neighbouring months are filled in faintly. Nothing but the title you type stays on your device.

When to use it

  • Printing this month large enough to pin on a wall.
  • Having a calendar on the fridge or desk to write on by hand.
  • Getting any month at all — last month, or one next year.

How to use it

  1. Choose the year and month. It starts on the current month.
  2. Choose whether the week starts on Sunday or Monday.
  3. Press Print · Save as PDF. Choosing "Save as PDF" in the print dialog gives you a file.

Good to know

  • Public holidays are not marked. They differ by country and change every year, so they cannot be stated with confidence — an empty day beats a wrong one. The day cells are left roomy so you can write them in.
  • Sundays are red and Saturdays blue. Days carried in from the neighbouring months show their real dates in grey — an empty cell leaves you guessing what belongs there.
  • In the print dialog keep scale at 100% and margins at "default" for true A4 size.

Frequently asked questions

Could you add public holidays?

No. Holidays differ by country and some shift from year to year, which makes them something we cannot verify. A calendar with the wrong dates on it is worse than one with none.

Can the week start on Monday?

Yes — choose Monday under "Week starts on". The weekday headings and the dates shift together. Calendars for work often start on Monday.

Can I make next year as well?

Yes. The year field takes anything from 1900 to 2200, and leap years are counted correctly — February 2028 runs to the 29th.

Can I get a PDF directly?

Choose "Save as PDF" in the print dialog. The PDF comes from your browser, so the text stays text and Korean, Japanese and Chinese come out properly without us embedding any font files.