Age calculator
For age or a calendar interval between a starting and selected date.
Date calculators help find exact age and count business days between dates. They are useful for forms, planning, deadlines and quick calendar checks.
Calculate exact age in years, months and days.
Count business days between two dates with optional excluded dates.
Find the date a number of days, weeks, months or years from a start date.
Which day of the week a date falls on.
Check whether a year is a leap year and find the nearest ones.
Wake-up time or bedtime using assumed 90-minute blocks.
Duration between two times, or a time shifted by a duration.
Convert a time between two UTC offsets, midnight rollover included.
ISO week and ordinal day for a valid Gregorian date.
Hours over a period from shift start and end with a break, night shifts included.
For age or a calendar interval between a starting and selected date.
For a date a specified number of calendar days before or after a starting date.
Check both dates, shift direction and boundary-inclusion rules. Working-day deadlines require an applicable calendar separately.
A calendar day is not a working day. Page language does not select a holiday jurisdiction or a legal deadline.
Yes. Date calculations use calendar dates and account for leap years.
The business days calculator lets you add excluded dates manually.
Yes. Change the target date to estimate age on a specific day.
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