Printable Calendar Generator
Choose a month or a whole year, pick the first day of the week, add a title if you like and press Print. The preview below is what you will get.
Bank holidays can be marked for 2026 and 2027, the years published by GOV.UK. A print window opens when you press the button, so allow pop-ups if it does not appear.
Worked examples
October 2026
Month, Monday start
31 days in 5 rows
1 October is a Thursday, so the first row has three blank days.
February 2027
Month, Monday start
28 days in 4 rows
1 February 2027 is a Monday, so the month fits exactly.
August 2026
Month, Monday or Sunday start
6 rows
It starts on a Saturday and has 31 days.
About Printable Calendar Generator
A printable calendar is handy for the fridge, a classroom wall, a work plan or a school term. Choose a single month for a large grid with room to write in every day, or a whole year on one page. The week can begin on Monday, as it does in most of the UK, or on Sunday, and you can add week numbers and a title such as a name, a team or a project.
For 2026 and 2027 you can mark the bank holidays for England and Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland, using the dates published by GOV.UK. Weekends are lightly shaded, leap years are handled correctly and the week numbers follow the international standard. Press Print calendar and a print window opens with the page laid out for A4 landscape. Use the print settings of your device to send it to a printer or to save it as a PDF.
How to use Printable Calendar Generator
- Choose one month or a whole year, then the year and month.
- Choose whether the week starts on Monday or Sunday.
- Add a title, week numbers or bank holidays if you want them.
- Check the preview, then press Print calendar.
Common uses
- A wall calendar for the home or office
- A term planner for school or university
- A project or rota planner with week numbers
- A bank holiday planner for a team
Frequently asked questions
Can I start the week on Sunday?
Yes. Choose Sunday under "Week starts on" and the columns and week numbers adjust.
How do I save it as a PDF?
Press Print calendar and, in the print window, choose Save as PDF as the destination if your device offers it.
Which years have bank holidays marked?
2026 and 2027, the years published by GOV.UK at the time of the last check. Other years print without them.
How are the week numbers worked out?
They follow the international standard, where weeks start on Monday and week 1 contains the first Thursday of the year. For Sunday-start calendars the number of the Thursday in each row is shown.
Why did nothing open when I pressed Print?
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