PrintKitHow it works
Choose a month and a year from 1900 through 2100. Dates are calculated independently of timezone offsets, including leap years. The grid uses four, five or six weeks as needed for that month and chosen week start. Leading and trailing cells are blank. Calendars do not include public holidays, school terms, appointments or automatic regional observances.
Example
February 2024 contains 29 days. With Monday as the first weekday, its first day appears in the Thursday column. A landscape page gives wider day boxes; a portrait page gives taller ones. Changing language updates both the month heading and weekday labels.
Page settings
The on-screen sheet is scaled to fit the preview panel. It is not a physical ruler. Choose the same paper size in your printer dialog, select 100% or Actual size, and disable browser headers and footers. Scaling to fit may change grid spacing and label alignment. Printer hardware may have its own unprintable area, so test one page before making copies. SVG downloads preserve the declared width and height in millimetres; an application importing the file must honor those units. Ink-saving mode lightens the guides without adding a colored page background.
Frequently asked questions
Can I save a PDF?
Use Print / Save PDF and choose your browser’s PDF destination. Match the selected paper size and use Actual size.
Is the SVG editable?
Yes. Download the vector sheet and open it in an SVG-capable application. Check physical units if you import it elsewhere.
Are my words uploaded?
No. Settings and text are saved in this browser. Clear the site’s data to remove them.