Find the number of days between two dates, or add and subtract days, weeks, months and years from any date. Results are instant and include weeks, weekdays and a year-month-day breakdown.
Two modes cover almost every date question you'll run into.
Pick a start and end date to see the exact number of days between them, plus the same span expressed in weeks, in weekdays, and as years, months and days.
Choose a start date, then add or subtract any number of days, weeks, months or years. Handy for finding a due date, a deadline 90 days out, or a date 6 months ago.
The result shows the plain day count, the inclusive count (both endpoints), weeks, and the number of business days — so you get the right figure for whatever you're measuring.
A "date calculator" usually answers one of two questions: how far apart are two dates, or what date falls a certain distance from another. This tool does both. In difference mode you get the number of days between the two dates — the figure most people mean by "days between dates" — and because a raw day count isn't always what you need, it's also broken down into weeks and into years, months and days.
The weekday (business-day) figure counts only Monday through Friday within the span. It's a quick way to estimate working days for a project or a leave request, but it doesn't subtract public holidays, which differ by country. For contracts and shipping estimates, check the relevant holiday calendar separately.
Adding months and years is where naive date math often goes wrong: adding one month to January 31 has no "February 31," so the calculator clamps to the last valid day (February 28 or 29). Adding a year to February 29 lands on February 28 in a common year. These rules match how spreadsheets and databases handle date arithmetic, so your results stay consistent.
Days (incl. both) figure, which adds one.