Date & Days Calculators

These date and days calculators answer the two everyday questions about the calendar: how far apart are two dates, and what date lands a set number of days from another. Between them they cover counting, adding, and subtracting days without any manual calendar-flipping.

The Days Between Dates calculator is the anchor — pick a start and end date and it returns the exact day count, with inclusive and exclusive options and a weeks-and-days breakdown. To project forwards or backwards instead, Add Days to Date and Subtract Days from Date shift any date by the number of days you enter. Common intervals have their own ready-made pages too, like 90 Days From Today and 30 Days Ago, which are handy for deadlines and return windows.

If your count needs to skip weekends, the Weekend Calculator totals the Saturdays and Sundays in a range, and the working-days tools take it further. All of the arithmetic runs in UTC so whole-day counts stay stable across time zones and daylight-saving changes.

New to date maths? The guide on how to count days between dates explains inclusive versus exclusive counting and the edge cases that trip people up.

All Date & Days Calculators (16)

Days Between Dates Count the exact number of days between two dates, with inclusive and exclusive counts plus a weeks-and-days breakdown. Date Duration Calculator Work out the duration between two dates in days and weeks, with an inclusive count that includes both endpoints. Weekend Calculator Count how many weekend days — Saturdays and Sundays — fall between two dates, with a full weekday and weekend breakdown. Universal Date Calculator One tabbed date calculator for everything: days between dates, add or subtract days, business days, age, a countdown, and the day of the week — all on one page. Add Days to Date Add days, weeks, months, or years to any date and see the resulting date, the weekday it lands on, and how far it sits from today. Subtract Days from Date Subtract days, weeks, months, or years from any date to find an earlier date and the weekday it lands on. 30 Days From Today What date is 30 days from today? See the exact date one month ahead, with its weekday — the mark for 30-day notices, trials, and return windows. 45 Days From Today What date is 45 days from today? Get the date about six and a half weeks ahead, with its weekday — common for invoice terms and filing deadlines. 60 Days From Today What date is 60 days from today? See the date two months ahead, with the day of the week — used for notice periods, warranties, and payment terms. 90 Days From Today What date is 90 days from today? Find the date one quarter (three months) ahead, with its weekday — the mark for probation, returns, and planning. 30 Days Ago From Today What date was 30 days ago? See the calendar date one month back, with its weekday — the look-back point for 30-day notices and return windows. 60 Days Ago From Today What date was 60 days ago? Find the date two months back, with the day of the week — useful for tracing 60-day billing or notice periods. 90 Days Ago From Today What date was 90 days ago? Get the date one quarter back, with its weekday — the 90-day look-back used for reviews and eligibility windows. 100 Days Ago From Today What date was 100 days ago? See the exact date 100 days before today, along with the day of the week it fell on. 180 Days Ago From Today What date was 180 days ago? Find the calendar date roughly six months back, with the weekday, updated to today automatically. 365 Days Ago From Today What date was 365 days ago? See the date one year before today, with the weekday and a note on how leap years affect it.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between inclusive and exclusive day counts?
An exclusive count is the plain gap between two dates; an inclusive count adds one so both the start and end dates are counted. The Days Between Dates calculator shows both.
Can I add or subtract days as well as count them?
Yes. Add Days to Date and Subtract Days from Date shift any date by a number of days, and ready-made pages cover popular intervals like 30, 60, and 90 days.

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