How to use this tool
Select a month, year and first weekday. The calendar is generated on the server and works without JavaScript. Use Print calendar to open your browser’s print dialog; navigation and unrelated content are hidden in the print layout. Optional holiday marks use the saved country/year dataset. Years before local Gregorian adoption are shown using proleptic Gregorian rules.
Try these values
Select October 2026 and Monday first to see October 1 in the Thursday column. Switch to Sunday first for a different arrangement without changing any dates.
Choose what belongs on the page
Start with the month and year, then choose Monday or Sunday first. You can add holiday marks from a saved country list, either public and bank holidays or all listed observances. Regional applicability still matters: a marked date is a prompt to check the holiday list, not a statement that every office in the country is closed.
Get a clean printout
Use Print / Save PDF to hide the menu, input fields and surrounding explanations. Your browser controls paper size, margins, scaling and whether its own page headers appear. For the cleanest sheet, turn off browser headers and footers if they add an unwanted URL. Choose the year calendar if you need all twelve months together instead of a larger monthly grid.
Common questions
Can I save it as a PDF?
Yes. Choose Save as PDF in your browser’s print dialog where available.
Does the calendar show public holidays?
Yes. Choose a country and the type of dates to mark. Coverage depends on the country/year data that has been imported.
Can I change the first day of the week?
Yes. Both Monday-first and Sunday-first layouts are available.
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