Date Calculator

Whether you are planning an event, tracking a project deadline, or are simply curious about the number of days until your next birthday, you often need to calculate the time between two dates. While you can certainly count the days on a calendar, this can be slow and complicated, especially over long periods.

For that reason, our free online date calculator is the perfect tool for the job. We designed this utility to handle all the complex calculations for you, including accounting for leap years. As a result, you can find the exact duration between any two dates or add and subtract time with complete accuracy and ease.

How to Use the Date Calculator

1. Choose Your Calculation: First, select whether you want to “Find Duration” between two dates or “Add/Subtract” time from a single date.

2. Enter the Dates: Next, use the date pickers to select your start and end dates. When adding or subtracting, you will instead enter the years, months, weeks, or days you want to calculate.

3. Get Your Result: The tool will then display the result instantly. For instance, it will display the total number of days between your chosen dates, or it will provide the exact future date based on your calculation.

Date Calculator FAQs

• Q: Does this date calculator account for leap years? A: Yes, absolutely. The calculator’s logic correctly includes leap years in all its calculations. Consequently, you can be confident that you are getting a precise and accurate result every time.

• Q: What is the “Include end day” option for? A: By default, the calculator finds the number of full days between two dates. However, if you check the “Include end day in calculation” box, it will add one extra day to the total, which is useful for situations where both the start and end days are counted.

• Q: Can I calculate dates far in the future or past? A: Yes. The tool is designed to work with a very wide range of dates. Therefore, you can use it for historical research, long-term project planning, or any other calculation you need.