Date Calculators
Work out the gap between dates, add or subtract time, and count working days.
Free tools for calculating, converting and working with dates and times.
Calculated in your browser. Nothing you enter is sent to a server.
Work out the gap between dates, add or subtract time, and count working days.
Count down to a moment and convert between units of time.
Browse calendars, look up week numbers, and check month and year lengths.
Change dates between formats, day numbers and Unix timestamps.
Convert times between places and keep an eye on clocks around the world.
Every page says exactly how its calculation works: whether the end date counts, what happens at the end of a month, how leap years and daylight saving are treated.
Calculations run in your browser. There are no accounts, and the dates, birthdays and time zones you enter are never sent to a server.
Each tool has its own address, loads quickly on a phone and works with a keyboard and screen reader. Results can be copied or printed.
Most date questions sound simple until the details matter. "How many days between these dates?" depends on whether you count the first day. "What is one month after 31 January?" has no obvious answer. "What time is it in Sydney when it is noon in Dublin?" changes twice a year, and not always on the same weekend for both places.
DateUtils gives a clear result first and the reasoning next. Start with the date difference calculator to count days between two dates, the business days calculator to count working days, or the time zone converter to plan across regions. Developers can use the Unix timestamp converter and the date format converter to check values quickly.
The tools are grouped into date calculators, time tools, calendar tools, date converters and time zone tools. New tools are added only when they answer a real question well.