Printable Calendar
Generator
Create a monthly or yearly calendar you can print
PDFs use a clean white layout for printing on A4 paper (US Letter works too). Your browser will download the file directly — nothing is sent to a server.
How it works
Choose monthly or yearly, pick the month and year, and select a style. Click Generate PDF and your browser builds a print-ready calendar entirely on your device using jsPDF — no upload, no account, no server round-trip. The file downloads immediately so you can open it, print it, or share it.
Monthly calendars show a single large grid with the correct starting weekday and the right number of days, including leap years. Yearly calendars fit all twelve months on one landscape page in a 4×3 layout. PDFs use black text on a white background with light grid lines, designed for standard A4 paper (210 × 297 mm). US Letter prints fine with default printer scaling.
Frequently asked questions
Can I print this?
Yes. Open the downloaded PDF in any PDF viewer and print as usual. The layout is optimised for white paper with minimal ink use. For best results, print at 100% scale (no fit-to-page shrinking) on A4 or Letter stock.
What paper size is it formatted for?
Calendars are generated at A4 size — the international standard (210 × 297 mm). Most home and office printers in the US accept A4 PDFs, and Letter-size paper works well if you print at 100% or "Actual size". Yearly calendars use landscape A4; monthly calendars use portrait A4.
What is the difference between Minimal and With notes lines?
Minimal is a clean date grid only. With notes lines adds faint ruled lines inside each day cell so you can jot appointments or reminders by hand after printing. Notes style is available for monthly calendars; yearly sheets use the compact minimal layout so all twelve months fit on one page.
Is my data sent anywhere?
No. PDF generation runs entirely in your browser. Clockr does not receive the month, year, or generated file. You can use this tool offline after the page has loaded once.
Which day does the week start on?
Weeks start on Monday (ISO 8601), with Sunday in the last column. This matches common UK and European wall calendars. Day-of-week positions are calculated from the Gregorian calendar, so leap years and month lengths are always correct.