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Printable monthly calendar
A one-page calendar for any month and year, laid out the way you want it. Pick the month and year, start the week on Sunday or Monday, choose landscape or portrait, and decide whether US holidays, week numbers and a block of notes lines print with it.
- Set it up your way
- Print or PDF, Letter or A4
- Free, no sign-up
On this page
What prints
One month fills one page. The month name and year run across the top in large type, the days of the week sit in a shaded row under them, and the dates fill a grid of five or six rows. Each date box has its number in the top-left corner and room to write below it. Holidays print in small type at the bottom of their box, so they never cover the space you write in.
Nothing on the page is a picture. Lines and text are drawn as vectors, so they stay sharp at any printer resolution, and the PDF is small enough to email.
The settings
- Month and Year. Any month from January 1900 to December 2100. The grid is worked out from the Gregorian calendar, including leap years: February 2028 has 29 days, February 2100 has 28.
- Pages. "This month only" prints one page. "12 months from this one" prints a year of pages starting at the month you chose, which is handy for a school year that runs from August to July or a fiscal year that starts in April.
- Week starts on. Sunday is the usual US layout. Monday matches most of Europe, ISO week numbers and many work planners.
- Holidays. "US holidays and observances" prints the eleven federal holidays plus days most wall calendars show, such as Valentine's Day, Mother's Day and Halloween. "Federal holidays only" keeps just the days federal offices close. "None" leaves every box clear.
- Orientation. Landscape gives wider boxes for writing appointments. Portrait gives taller boxes and leaves room for notes lines underneath.
- Dates. Switch to "Blank" for a grid with no numbers, then write in the month yourself. The blank calendar page opens with that set.
- Week numbers. Prints the ISO week number (W1 to W53) at the left of each row.
- Notes lines. Adds a ruled notes block under the grid.
Worked example: July 2027
Set Month to July and Year to 2027, and leave Holidays on US holidays and observances. Independence Day, July 4, falls on a Sunday in 2027, so the calendar prints "Independence Day" in the July 4 box and "Independence Day (observed)" in the Monday, July 5 box. That Monday is the day federal offices and most banks close.
Switch Holidays to None and both labels disappear, leaving every box free for your own notes. Turn on Notes lines to add a ruled block under the grid, which is a good place for camp dates, travel plans or a summer reading list.
Observed holidays
When a federal holiday falls on a weekend, federal offices close on the nearest weekday instead: a Saturday holiday is observed on the Friday before, and a Sunday holiday on the Monday after. The calendar prints those days too, marked "(observed)". In 2027, for example, Independence Day is a Sunday, so Monday, July 5 is marked as the observed holiday. New Year's Day 2028 is a Saturday, so it is observed on Friday, December 31, 2027, which appears on the December 2027 page.
Printing tips
- In the print dialog, choose "Actual size" or 100% scale. "Fit to page" shrinks the margins and makes the boxes a little smaller.
- The calendar is set up for US Letter by default. Choose A4 above the preview if you print on A4 paper.
- For a wall calendar, print the 12-month version on heavier paper (24 lb or 32 lb) and bind the pages with a clip or two staples along the top.
Ready-made month and year pages
If you want a particular month without setting anything, each month has its own page with that month's holidays listed: start with the current year's calendars, or open the yearly calendar for all twelve months on one sheet.