Free Calendar Maker
BetaTwelve months, twelve photos, zero missed birthdays.
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Free, runs in your browserTwelve pages, one a month, with the dates worked out for the year you pick and weekends picked out in your colour. The photos stay on this page: they are drawn into the PDF in your browser and never uploaded.
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Pick the year, add a photo a month, and download twelve print-ready pages with every date worked out for you.
Free blank templatesThe dates are the part you must not get wrong
A calendar with a day out of place is firewood. The grid here is worked out from the real calendar for the year you choose, so leap years, the day the first falls on and the number of weeks all come out right, and you never have to nudge a number.
Weeks can start on Sunday, as they do in the US, or Monday, as they do almost everywhere else. Weekends are picked out in your colour so the week reads at a glance.
What makes a photo calendar look expensive
One photo a month, filling the top of the page edge to edge, with the grid given room underneath. Crowding several photos onto a month is what makes a calendar look homemade.
Your photos never leave this page. They are drawn straight into the PDF in your browser.
Common questions
Questions about free calendar maker
Can I make a calendar for next year?
Any year. Type it in and the grid is worked out from the real calendar, leap years included.
Can I use my own photos?
Yes, one for each month. They are drawn into the PDF in your browser and are never uploaded.
Can weeks start on Monday?
Yes, there is a switch. Sunday is the default because it is the US convention.
What size calendar can I print?
8.5 x 11 in, 11 x 8.5 in wide, 11 x 17 in large wall, or 5.5 x 8.5 in desk.
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