A leap-month planner
Choose February 2024 and highlight 2024-02-29. The preview places all 29 dates in the right weekday columns and marks February 29 in blue.
Highlight your own deadlines or special dates. Saturdays and Sundays are shaded. No regional holiday calendar is included.
October 2026
Gregorian
calendar
October
| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
PDF is one page in your selected US Letter or A4 size, with twelve compact months in year view. Print PDFs at Actual size / 100%. Print settings depend on your browser; disable browser headers and footers for a clean page. Highlighted dates outside the visible period are retained but not shown.
Calendar dates and highlights are processed in your browser. PDF generation runs locally when requested.
How to use the Printable Calendar Generator
- 01
Choose a month or a full year and enter the year. Select Monday or Sunday as the first column.
- 02
Optionally enter dates to highlight as YYYY-MM-DD, separated by lines, spaces, commas, or semicolons.
- 03
Check the calendar preview. Saturday and Sunday shading is visual only; public holidays are not assumed.
- 04
Download the one-page US Letter or A4 PDF or open the browser print dialog. In print settings, disable browser headers and footers if desired.
Examples
A full-year reference sheet
Choose Year view for 2026. The PDF places all twelve months in a three-column, four-row layout on your selected paper size, while the screen view adapts to narrower displays.
A calendar without assumed holidays
The base calendar contains Gregorian dates and weekday positions. It does not bundle a regional holiday dataset or decide which observances apply to you. Highlight your own deadlines, anniversaries, school closures, or observed holidays. Duplicate dates create a single mark. Valid highlights outside the visible month or year are retained so you can switch views without losing them.
Use PDF for a predictable page
The PDF is generated locally after you request it. A month uses a large grid with space for handwritten plans; year view favors a compact reference layout. Both support US Letter and A4 portrait and use fixed margins and vector text. Browser printing uses the page’s print stylesheet, but the final scale, paper size, color settings, and browser-added headers remain under your print dialog’s control.
Check the first weekday before sharing
Monday-first and Sunday-first views show the same dates with different column positions. Switching the setting rotates the weekday headings and repositions every date. Saturday and Sunday stay shaded in either view. The displayed week layout is a presentation preference; it does not add ISO week numbers or define a business-day schedule.
What to know
- Up to 366 highlighted date entries; no holiday dataset, event scheduling, or non-Gregorian calendar.
Common questions
Are holidays included automatically?
No. Highlight the dates you want. No country selection or holiday inference is performed.
Does this add events to my calendar app?
No. The exports are a printable calendar and a PDF, not an event file or a subscription. Blue highlights are date marks without event titles or reminders.
Why is year view different on screen and in the PDF?
The screen adapts to the available width. The PDF always uses a three-by-four month layout on one US Letter or A4 page so its pagination is consistent.
Can I use very early years?
Years 1–9999 are supported with the Gregorian rule extended throughout. Historical calendar adoption dates are not reproduced.