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Printable Year Calendar

Build a print-ready 12-month calendar for a calendar, fiscal, academic or rolling year with week controls, holidays, custom events, paper layouts and local-first export.

12-month calendar · fiscal starts · holidays · print · vector export

Printable Year Calendar Studio

Build a one-page calendar year, academic year, fiscal year or any rolling 12-month range with print settings, holidays, events and portable exports.

One page · 12 months · local-first
Calendar / fiscal startsSunday / Monday firstISO week numbersUS federal holidaysA4 / Letter / A3SVG / PNG / ICS / CSV
View12 months
Date range—
Holiday dates0
Custom events0
Ready.

Events & holiday audit

Calendar truth boundaries

US federal means federal only. The built-in overlay includes the standard US federal holiday dates and weekend-observed dates; it does not attempt state, school, employer, market, religious or country-specific calendars. ISO week numbers remain ISO-8601 Monday-based even when the visible grid starts on Sunday. “Print / Save PDF” uses your browser print dialog, so printer margins and scaling remain under browser/driver control.

Custom events and notes stay local unless you explicitly export Project JSON/CSV/ICS. The settings-only share link intentionally excludes event text, notes and custom title. SVG/PNG are visual exports; ICS contains the displayed holiday/custom all-day events rather than the calendar grid itself.

Build a real year-at-a-glance calendar instead of choosing a static template

Pick any first month and render the next twelve months, so the same page handles January–December, July–June fiscal years, August–July school years and rolling planning windows. Sunday-first and Monday-first views change layout only; the underlying Gregorian dates stay the same.

Design for the paper you will actually use

Choose US Letter, A4 or A3, portrait or landscape, and a 4×3 or 3×4 month grid. Clean, Planner, Low Ink and Classroom styles tune the visual treatment without changing dates. Browser print provides the PDF handoff, while SVG and PNG give portable visual files for slides, documents or wall printing.

Keep week and holiday semantics explicit

ISO week labels follow ISO 8601 and therefore remain Monday-based even when the visible calendar starts on Sunday. The optional holiday layer is intentionally limited to US federal holidays and their weekend-observed dates; it is not a complete state, school, payroll, market or religious calendar.

Fast academic or fiscal-year workflow

1. Enter the year that contains the first month. 2. Choose August, July or another start month. 3. Pick Monday-first and ISO weeks if that matches your planning system. 4. Add major deadlines as custom events. 5. Select paper/orientation and print to PDF or export SVG/PNG. 6. Save a local project if you expect to revise the same calendar later.

Separate shareable settings from private planning text

The reproducible link contains layout settings only. It deliberately excludes the custom title, notes and event text. Project JSON is the explicit portable format when you want those details to move with the calendar, and local saves occur only when you press Save locally.

Use calendar exports for the job they actually perform

SVG and PNG preserve the visual year overview. CSV lists displayed events for spreadsheets. ICS exports the displayed federal/custom dates as all-day events for calendar software. None of those formats claims to reproduce printer hardware behavior, organizational holiday policy or legal deadline rules.

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