How accurate is your device clock?

Phones and computers sync with internet time servers, but settings and network issues can leave them a few seconds off. When the page loads, Minuto reads the time the web server sends with each response, several times, and compares it with your clock. If the difference is more than half a second, the corrected time is shown.

Limits

The server time only has one-second resolution, so several samples are combined to narrow the range. The margin of error is shown next to the result.

Ideas

Go full screen for a desk or classroom clock.

Keep the screen awake and stand a tablet on your desk.

Switch between 12 and 24 hour time. Settings are saved in this browser.

Which time zone is shown?

Your device time zone. It is shown under the clock.

Is this atomic time?

No. It is compared against a web server clock, which is synced to internet time. The margin is shown with the result.

Rings on time, even in another tab

Browsers slow down background tabs. Minuto schedules the alarm sound with your audio device the moment you press Start, so it plays on time while you work in other tabs. If your computer sleeps or your phone screen locks, sound may not play, so turn on Keep screen awake.

Share a timer

Copy link gives you an address with the current duration. You can also write it yourself: add ?t= followed by seconds, or a format such as 10m or 1h30m.

No sound?

Check your volume and silent mode. On iPhone, the silent switch can mute browser audio. Use Preview to test first.

What if I reload the page?

A running timer is restored. Browsers require a click before playing sound, so press Pause then Resume.

When 1 minute is just right

One minute fits a plank hold, a one-minute self-introduction drill or a breathing reset before a call.

Rings on time, even in another tab

Browsers slow down background tabs. Minuto schedules the alarm sound with your audio device the moment you press Start, so it plays on time while you work in other tabs. If your computer sleeps or your phone screen locks, sound may not play, so turn on Keep screen awake.

Share a timer

Copy link gives you an address with the current duration. You can also write it yourself: add ?t= followed by seconds, or a format such as 10m or 1h30m.

When 3 minutes is just right

Three minutes is the classic for brushing teeth, steeping tea or instant noodles. Leave the sound on and get on with something else.

Rings on time, even in another tab

Browsers slow down background tabs. Minuto schedules the alarm sound with your audio device the moment you press Start, so it plays on time while you work in other tabs. If your computer sleeps or your phone screen locks, sound may not play, so turn on Keep screen awake.

Share a timer

Copy link gives you an address with the current duration. You can also write it yourself: add ?t= followed by seconds, or a format such as 10m or 1h30m.

When 5 minutes is just right

A quick reset: stretch your neck and shoulders, tidy your desk or run through flashcards before class.

Rings on time, even in another tab

Browsers slow down background tabs. Minuto schedules the alarm sound with your audio device the moment you press Start, so it plays on time while you work in other tabs. If your computer sleeps or your phone screen locks, sound may not play, so turn on Keep screen awake.

Share a timer

Copy link gives you an address with the current duration. You can also write it yourself: add ?t= followed by seconds, or a format such as 10m or 1h30m.

When 10 minutes is just right

Ten minutes is enough to clear a few emails, read a short article or finally start the task you have been putting off.

Rings on time, even in another tab

Browsers slow down background tabs. Minuto schedules the alarm sound with your audio device the moment you press Start, so it plays on time while you work in other tabs. If your computer sleeps or your phone screen locks, sound may not play, so turn on Keep screen awake.

Share a timer

Copy link gives you an address with the current duration. You can also write it yourself: add ?t= followed by seconds, or a format such as 10m or 1h30m.

When 15 minutes is just right

Good for one meeting agenda item, a practice quiz, a quick room tidy or agreeing on game time with kids.

Rings on time, even in another tab

Browsers slow down background tabs. Minuto schedules the alarm sound with your audio device the moment you press Start, so it plays on time while you work in other tabs. If your computer sleeps or your phone screen locks, sound may not play, so turn on Keep screen awake.

Share a timer

Copy link gives you an address with the current duration. You can also write it yourself: add ?t= followed by seconds, or a format such as 10m or 1h30m.

When 20 minutes is just right

A popular length for a power nap, short enough to wake before deep sleep. It also fits a quick home workout.

Rings on time, even in another tab

Browsers slow down background tabs. Minuto schedules the alarm sound with your audio device the moment you press Start, so it plays on time while you work in other tabs. If your computer sleeps or your phone screen locks, sound may not play, so turn on Keep screen awake.

Share a timer

Copy link gives you an address with the current duration. You can also write it yourself: add ?t= followed by seconds, or a format such as 10m or 1h30m.

When 25 minutes is just right

The standard focus block of the Pomodoro Technique: work 25 minutes, rest 5. For automatic cycles, use the Pomodoro timer.

Rings on time, even in another tab

Browsers slow down background tabs. Minuto schedules the alarm sound with your audio device the moment you press Start, so it plays on time while you work in other tabs. If your computer sleeps or your phone screen locks, sound may not play, so turn on Keep screen awake.

Share a timer

Copy link gives you an address with the current duration. You can also write it yourself: add ?t= followed by seconds, or a format such as 10m or 1h30m.

When 30 minutes is just right

Fits a focused work block, a 30-minute walk or a dish in the oven. Turn on Keep screen awake to watch it on your phone.

Rings on time, even in another tab

Browsers slow down background tabs. Minuto schedules the alarm sound with your audio device the moment you press Start, so it plays on time while you work in other tabs. If your computer sleeps or your phone screen locks, sound may not play, so turn on Keep screen awake.

Share a timer

Copy link gives you an address with the current duration. You can also write it yourself: add ?t= followed by seconds, or a format such as 10m or 1h30m.

When 45 minutes is just right

A typical class period. Use it to practice a timed test section or a single study block.

Rings on time, even in another tab

Browsers slow down background tabs. Minuto schedules the alarm sound with your audio device the moment you press Start, so it plays on time while you work in other tabs. If your computer sleeps or your phone screen locks, sound may not play, so turn on Keep screen awake.

Share a timer

Copy link gives you an address with the current duration. You can also write it yourself: add ?t= followed by seconds, or a format such as 10m or 1h30m.

When an hour is just right

One hour for deep work, a mock exam or a full workout. Pause anytime and the remaining time is kept.

Rings on time, even in another tab

Browsers slow down background tabs. Minuto schedules the alarm sound with your audio device the moment you press Start, so it plays on time while you work in other tabs. If your computer sleeps or your phone screen locks, sound may not play, so turn on Keep screen awake.

Share a timer

Copy link gives you an address with the current duration. You can also write it yourself: add ?t= followed by seconds, or a format such as 10m or 1h30m.

Lap and total time

Lap time is measured from the previous lap, and total time from the start. With three or more laps, the fastest is highlighted green and the slowest red. Handy for track intervals or timing sections of a talk.

Export

Copy table puts tab-separated rows on your clipboard, ready to paste into Excel or Google Sheets.

How accurate is it?

Elapsed time is calculated from the start timestamp, so errors do not build up over long sessions.

Is my data saved?

Progress and laps are saved in this browser only and survive a reload. Reset clears them.

Good to know

The alarm only rings while this page is open.

If your laptop sleeps or the lid is closed, it may not play. Check your power settings.

Phones may pause the browser when the screen turns off. For wake-up alarms, also use your phone's built-in alarm.

Best for

Meeting reminders, short naps and kitchen timing while you are at your computer. It rings on time even when you are working in another tab.

Can I set several alarms?

One alarm at a time for now. Combine it with the timer for a second reminder.

What if the time already passed today?

It is set for the same time tomorrow.

What is the Pomodoro Technique?

A time management method developed by Francesco Cirillo in the late 1980s, named after a tomato-shaped kitchen timer. Focus on one task for 25 minutes, take a 5-minute break, and after four rounds take a longer 15 to 30 minute break. Short blocks make it easier to start, and scheduled breaks make it easier to keep going.

Features

Focus, short and long breaks run back to back automatically

Each finished focus session is logged to your first open task

Today and last 7 days focus chart, stored in this browser

Custom lengths and long break interval

Does my log sync across devices?

No. There are no accounts, so your log stays in this browser.

25 minutes feels too long

Try 15 or 20 minutes in Settings and build up from there.

How the count works

The big numbers show the exact time left until the date and time you set. The badge counts calendar days: the target day itself is D-DAY. After the date passes, it shows days elapsed.

Share and save

Copy link creates an address that opens the same countdown, handy for trips and team deadlines. Saved countdowns stay in this browser, up to 20.

What about time zones?

Links carry the date and time only, and each viewer counts down in their own time zone.

Is there a limit?

You can save up to 20 countdowns in this browser.

How the age is worked out

Your age is the number of birthdays you have had. The calculator counts whole years first, then whole months from your last birthday, then the days left over. When a month is shorter than your birth day, the month anniversary falls on its last day, so someone born on 31 January reaches one month on 28 February (29 in a leap year).

Example: born August 15, 1990, on March 10, 2026 the age is 35 years, 6 months and 23 days, which is 12,991 days or 1,855 weeks and 6 days. The next birthday is on August 15, 2026, 158 days later.

Total days and weeks

Total days counts the calendar days from the date of birth up to the chosen date, not including the birth day itself, the same way you would count nights. Weeks are total days divided by 7, with the remainder shown in days.

Born on 29 February

In years without 29 February you can choose whether the birthday falls on 28 February or 1 March. The choice changes the age only on 28 February of a common year, and changes the countdown to the next birthday. Laws and organisations do not all use the same convention.

Privacy

Everything is calculated in your browser. Your date of birth is not sent anywhere and is saved on this device only if you tick the box.

How do I calculate my age?

Subtract your birth year from the current year, then subtract one more if your birthday has not come yet this year. For months and days, count from your last birthday.

Does the age at a past or future date work?

Yes. Change "Age on this date" to any date after the date of birth, for example the start date of a contract or an exam.

Why does someone born on 31 January reach one month on 28 February?

February has no 31st, so the calculator uses the last day of the month. This is the usual convention for adding months to dates.

Which time zone does it use?

Only calendar dates are compared, so time zones do not change the result. "Today" is today’s date on your device.

Is this the Korean or East Asian age?

No, it is international age, which starts at 0. Japanese 数え年 and Chinese 虚岁 are shown on the Japanese and Chinese pages. For Korean 만 나이, use Gyesanso.

How is it measured?

Every web server response carries a Date header with the current time in whole seconds, so a single reading can be off by up to a second. Minuto’s measuring server on Cloudflare sends several short HEAD requests to the site and narrows down the moment the second ticks over, which gives the offset to well under a second. It also measures the gap between that server and your device and combines the two. The ± value on screen is the largest error this method allows.

Why server clocks differ

Most servers sync with internet time (NTP), but some drift by hundreds of milliseconds or even seconds. Phone and computer clocks can be off too. Sales usually open by the seller’s server clock, so that is the clock worth watching.

Limits

A slow or unstable connection widens the ± range.

When a CDN caches responses, the Date header can be hours old. Minuto uses a fresh address each time and throws away cached responses, but some sites may still be inaccurate.

The main site and the actual checkout or queue servers can differ. If checkout runs on another domain, try that domain.

Knowing the server time does not guarantee a ticket. Queues and server processing order matter far more.

Using it for ticket sales

Check the seller’s server time 5 to 10 minutes before the sale.

Enter the target time (for example 10:00:00) and turn on the flash and beep.

Refresh or press the button right at the target time. Pressing too early may just show a “not on sale yet” page.

Don’t hammer the refresh button. Sites may treat it as abuse and block you or move you back in the queue.

Is it accurate to the millisecond?

Milliseconds are shown, but the real accuracy is the ± value, usually tens to a few hundred milliseconds depending on the network.

Where does the address I type go?

Only the domain goes to Minuto’s measuring server (Cloudflare Workers), which contacts the site. The address and your IP are not stored or logged. Your last address and target time stay in this browser.

How often does it re-check?

Once a minute while the page is on screen, up to 20 times, to avoid putting load on the site.

What if my phone screen turns off?

The browser may pause, so the beep might not play. Keep the screen on near the sale time.

Daylight saving time

This page uses the time zone database built into your browser, so daylight saving changes are applied automatically. Differences shown next to each city are relative to your current location.

Finding a meeting time

Put the host city first. To reorder, remove a city and add it again.

Columns where every row is green fall inside everyone's 9 to 18 work hours.

Between the US East Coast and East Asia there is little overlap, so one side usually meets early or late.

My city is missing

Look under All time zones in the Add a city list, listed as Region/City.

Are my cities saved?

Yes, in this browser.

How to practice with a metronome

Start slow enough to play it right. Your starting point is the tempo you can play without mistakes, not the target tempo. It is fine if it feels too easy.

Speed up in small steps after a few clean runs. Raising the tempo by 2 to 5 BPM at a time gives your hands a change they can follow. The speed trainer can do this for you every few bars.

Subdivide slow tempos. When beats are far apart, as at 60 BPM, it is easy to rush without noticing. Eighth or sixteenth subdivisions fill the gaps so the pulse stays steady.

Hear the click on 2 and 4. For a jazz or swing feel, halve the tempo, turn off the accent and treat each click as beats two and four. Filling in the other beats yourself builds a strong internal pulse.

Keep sessions short and frequent. Set the practice timer to 10 or 15 minutes and the metronome stops on its own, so you can focus on one passage.

Find a song’s tempo with tap tempo

Press Tap tempo or the T key along with the music. The BPM is the average of your most recent taps (up to eight), and a pause of two seconds starts a new measurement. Four or more taps give a steadier reading.

Built for steady timing

Ordinary browser timers can run tens of milliseconds late when the page is busy. Minuto schedules each click on your audio device’s clock about a tenth of a second ahead, and its timer only keeps that schedule topped up, so a busy moment on screen does not shift the beat. All sounds are synthesized in the browser, and the on-screen beat keeps moving when the sound is muted.

Tempo markings and BPM

Italian tempo markings describe a character, not an exact number, so sources give different and overlapping ranges. Below are commonly cited approximate ranges. To show a single name on screen, this metronome uses a simplified split that does not overlap.

Marking · Meaning · Commonly cited BPM · Shown here at

Larghissimo · Extremely slow · 24 and under · 20–24

Grave · Very slow and solemn · 24–40 · 25–39

Largo · Slow and broad · 40–66 · 40–54

Adagio · Slow, with expression · 44–66 · 55–65

Andante · At a walking pace · 56–108 · 66–107

Moderato · At a moderate speed · 108–120 · 108–119

Allegro · Fast and bright · 120–156 · 120–155

Vivace · Lively and fast · 156–176 · 156–171

Presto · Very fast · 168–200 · 172–199

Prestissimo · Extremely fast · 200 and over · 200–300

The metronome and tempo marks

Writing tempo as a number of beats per minute spread in the first half of the 19th century, after Johann Nepomuk Maelzel’s metronome. Beethoven was one of the first composers to use it: in the 1810s he published metronome marks for the eight symphonies he had written by then.

What does BPM mean?

Beats per minute. At 60 BPM there is one beat per second, at 120 BPM two. Which note gets the beat is usually set by the bottom number of the time signature: in 4/4 it is the quarter note.

How do I count 6/8?

Six eighth notes per bar, felt as two groups of three: count “1-2-3-4-5-6” with weight on 1 and 4. In 6/8 this metronome clicks every eighth note and accents 1 and 4. If the score marks a dotted quarter = 60, set the BPM to three times that, 180.

The sound and the dots seem out of sync

Bluetooth headphones and speakers can delay sound by tens to hundreds of milliseconds. The beat stays even, but you may hear it after the dots light up. Use wired headphones or the built-in speaker if you play along with the screen.

There is no sound

Check your volume and silent mode. On iPhone, the silent switch can mute browser audio. Browsers only play sound after you press a button, so press Start yourself.

How fast is 60 BPM?

At 60 BPM there is exactly one beat per second, the same pace as a clock’s second hand. It is a good place to build a steady pulse or to polish a hard passage very slowly. In tempo charts it falls in the Largo or Adagio range. The long gap between clicks makes it easy to rush, so try sixteenth-note subdivision for four clicks per second.

How to practice with a metronome

Start slow enough to play it right. Your starting point is the tempo you can play without mistakes, not the target tempo. It is fine if it feels too easy.

Speed up in small steps after a few clean runs. Raising the tempo by 2 to 5 BPM at a time gives your hands a change they can follow. The speed trainer can do this for you every few bars.

Subdivide slow tempos. When beats are far apart, as at 60 BPM, it is easy to rush without noticing. Eighth or sixteenth subdivisions fill the gaps so the pulse stays steady.

Hear the click on 2 and 4. For a jazz or swing feel, halve the tempo, turn off the accent and treat each click as beats two and four. Filling in the other beats yourself builds a strong internal pulse.

Keep sessions short and frequent. Set the practice timer to 10 or 15 minutes and the metronome stops on its own, so you can focus on one passage.

Find a song’s tempo with tap tempo

Press Tap tempo or the T key along with the music. The BPM is the average of your most recent taps (up to eight), and a pause of two seconds starts a new measurement. Four or more taps give a steadier reading.

Built for steady timing

Ordinary browser timers can run tens of milliseconds late when the page is busy. Minuto schedules each click on your audio device’s clock about a tenth of a second ahead, and its timer only keeps that schedule topped up, so a busy moment on screen does not shift the beat. All sounds are synthesized in the browser, and the on-screen beat keeps moving when the sound is muted.

How fast is 90 BPM?

90 BPM is a comfortable medium tempo inside the Andante range, the “walking pace” marking. If you learned a scale or arpeggio at 60, it makes a natural next target. With eighth-note subdivision you hear exactly three clicks per second, which helps you feel where your fingers belong between beats.

How to practice with a metronome

Start slow enough to play it right. Your starting point is the tempo you can play without mistakes, not the target tempo. It is fine if it feels too easy.

Speed up in small steps after a few clean runs. Raising the tempo by 2 to 5 BPM at a time gives your hands a change they can follow. The speed trainer can do this for you every few bars.

Subdivide slow tempos. When beats are far apart, as at 60 BPM, it is easy to rush without noticing. Eighth or sixteenth subdivisions fill the gaps so the pulse stays steady.

Hear the click on 2 and 4. For a jazz or swing feel, halve the tempo, turn off the accent and treat each click as beats two and four. Filling in the other beats yourself builds a strong internal pulse.

Keep sessions short and frequent. Set the practice timer to 10 or 15 minutes and the metronome stops on its own, so you can focus on one passage.

Find a song’s tempo with tap tempo

Press Tap tempo or the T key along with the music. The BPM is the average of your most recent taps (up to eight), and a pause of two seconds starts a new measurement. Four or more taps give a steadier reading.

Built for steady timing

Ordinary browser timers can run tens of milliseconds late when the page is busy. Minuto schedules each click on your audio device’s clock about a tenth of a second ahead, and its timer only keeps that schedule topped up, so a busy moment on screen does not shift the beat. All sounds are synthesized in the browser, and the on-screen beat keeps moving when the sound is muted.

How fast is 120 BPM?

120 BPM is two beats per second. March tempo (tempo di marcia) is often given as about 120, and it is where the Allegro range begins. If 120 is too fast for a passage right now, turn on the speed trainer, start at 100 and add 2 BPM every 4 bars.

How to practice with a metronome

Start slow enough to play it right. Your starting point is the tempo you can play without mistakes, not the target tempo. It is fine if it feels too easy.

Speed up in small steps after a few clean runs. Raising the tempo by 2 to 5 BPM at a time gives your hands a change they can follow. The speed trainer can do this for you every few bars.

Subdivide slow tempos. When beats are far apart, as at 60 BPM, it is easy to rush without noticing. Eighth or sixteenth subdivisions fill the gaps so the pulse stays steady.

Hear the click on 2 and 4. For a jazz or swing feel, halve the tempo, turn off the accent and treat each click as beats two and four. Filling in the other beats yourself builds a strong internal pulse.

Keep sessions short and frequent. Set the practice timer to 10 or 15 minutes and the metronome stops on its own, so you can focus on one passage.

Find a song’s tempo with tap tempo

Press Tap tempo or the T key along with the music. The BPM is the average of your most recent taps (up to eight), and a pause of two seconds starts a new measurement. Four or more taps give a steadier reading.

Built for steady timing

Ordinary browser timers can run tens of milliseconds late when the page is busy. Minuto schedules each click on your audio device’s clock about a tenth of a second ahead, and its timer only keeps that schedule topped up, so a busy moment on screen does not shift the beat. All sounds are synthesized in the browser, and the on-screen beat keeps moving when the sound is muted.

What you can do

See any year from 1900 to 2100 as a one-page year view or as monthly pages

Start weeks on Sunday or Monday (saved in this browser)

Show US federal holidays, or South Korean and Japanese holidays for 2026 and 2027

Print on A4 in portrait or landscape, or save as PDF or PNG

How to print or save as PDF

Choose Year (one page) or Months (12 pages). In the monthly view you can also pick a single month.

Choose the paper orientation. A4 portrait suits the year view and A4 landscape suits monthly pages. On US Letter paper, set the scale to fit in the print dialog.

Press Print or save as PDF. To get a file, pick Save as PDF as the printer.

Menus and ads are left out of the printout, and each month starts on a new page.

Save the year as an image

Save as PNG draws the one-page year calendar as an A4-shaped image. It is created in your browser and nothing is uploaded.

Where the holiday dates come from

US federal holidays are computed from the rules in 5 U.S.C. 6103 for 2021 to 2100. South Korean holidays come from the Korea AeroSpace Administration’s official calendar guidelines and Japanese holidays from the Cabinet Office, for 2026 and 2027 only. Years without verified data show no holidays.

Which years can I view?

Any year from 1900 to 2100. 2026 and 2027 also have their own pages.

Can I download it as Excel?

No Excel file is offered. You can save a PDF from the print dialog or save the year view as a PNG image.

Will the menus print too?

No. Only the calendar is printed, and in the monthly view each month gets its own page.

US federal holidays in 2026

Federal law (5 U.S.C. 6103) lists 11 legal public holidays. Turn on US federal holidays above to mark them on the calendar. When a holiday falls on a Saturday, federal employees on a Monday to Friday schedule take the Friday before; when it falls on a Sunday, they take the Monday after. Those days are listed as (observed).

Date · Day · Holiday

January 1 · Thursday · New Year's Day

January 19 · Monday · Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr.

February 16 · Monday · Washington's Birthday

May 25 · Monday · Memorial Day

June 19 · Friday · Juneteenth National Independence Day

July 3 · Friday · Independence Day (observed)

July 4 · Saturday · Independence Day

September 7 · Monday · Labor Day

October 12 · Monday · Columbus Day

November 11 · Wednesday · Veterans Day

November 26 · Thursday · Thanksgiving Day

December 25 · Friday · Christmas Day

How to print or save as PDF

Choose Year (one page) or Months (12 pages). In the monthly view you can also pick a single month.

Choose the paper orientation. A4 portrait suits the year view and A4 landscape suits monthly pages. On US Letter paper, set the scale to fit in the print dialog.

Press Print or save as PDF. To get a file, pick Save as PDF as the printer.

Menus and ads are left out of the printout, and each month starts on a new page.

Save the year as an image

Save as PNG draws the one-page year calendar as an A4-shaped image. It is created in your browser and nothing is uploaded.

How many federal holidays are there in 2026?

11, set by 5 U.S.C. 6103. When one falls on a weekend, federal employees get a nearby weekday off instead. In 2026 there are 1 such days, listed as (observed).

Can I start the week on Monday?

Yes. Choose Monday under Week starts on. Your choice is saved in this browser.

Can I download it as Excel?

No Excel file is offered. You can save a PDF from the print dialog or save the year view as a PNG image.

US federal holidays in 2027

Federal law (5 U.S.C. 6103) lists 11 legal public holidays. Turn on US federal holidays above to mark them on the calendar. When a holiday falls on a Saturday, federal employees on a Monday to Friday schedule take the Friday before; when it falls on a Sunday, they take the Monday after. Those days are listed as (observed).

Date · Day · Holiday

January 1 · Friday · New Year's Day

January 18 · Monday · Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr.

February 15 · Monday · Washington's Birthday

May 31 · Monday · Memorial Day

June 18 · Friday · Juneteenth National Independence Day (observed)

June 19 · Saturday · Juneteenth National Independence Day

July 4 · Sunday · Independence Day

July 5 · Monday · Independence Day (observed)

September 6 · Monday · Labor Day

October 11 · Monday · Columbus Day

November 11 · Thursday · Veterans Day

November 25 · Thursday · Thanksgiving Day

December 24 · Friday · Christmas Day (observed)

December 25 · Saturday · Christmas Day

December 31 · Friday · New Year's Day (observed)

How to print or save as PDF

Choose Year (one page) or Months (12 pages). In the monthly view you can also pick a single month.

Choose the paper orientation. A4 portrait suits the year view and A4 landscape suits monthly pages. On US Letter paper, set the scale to fit in the print dialog.

Press Print or save as PDF. To get a file, pick Save as PDF as the printer.

Menus and ads are left out of the printout, and each month starts on a new page.

Save the year as an image

Save as PNG draws the one-page year calendar as an A4-shaped image. It is created in your browser and nothing is uploaded.

How many federal holidays are there in 2027?

11, set by 5 U.S.C. 6103. When one falls on a weekend, federal employees get a nearby weekday off instead. In 2027 there are 4 such days, listed as (observed).

Can I start the week on Monday?

Yes. Choose Monday under Week starts on. Your choice is saved in this browser.

Can I download it as Excel?

No Excel file is offered. You can save a PDF from the print dialog or save the year view as a PNG image.