This yearly calendar puts the whole year on one page — all 12 months at a glance. It shows the current year automatically and updates itself each January, with weekends in red and selectable weekend days for any country.
2026
2026 calendar — all 12 months
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A full-year calendar that maintains itself
One page, twelve months, always the right year.
This calendar shows every month of the year together, so you can plan holidays, school terms, shifts or projects without flipping between months. It reads the date from your device, which means it displays the current year automatically and rolls over to the next year on its own each January — there's nothing to update. Use the arrows to look ahead to next year or back to a previous one, and the "This year" button to jump straight back to today.
Weekends your way
Weekend days are shown in red so they're easy to spot. The default weekend is Saturday and Sunday, but the weekend isn't the same everywhere: in many Middle Eastern and North African countries it's Friday and Saturday, and some places rest on a single day. The Weekend selector lets you match your country, and the Week starts selector switches the first column between Sunday, Monday and Saturday. Both choices are saved on your device, so the calendar looks the same next time you visit.
Printing
Press Print for a clean, ink-friendly layout that drops the navigation and controls and fits all twelve months on the page, with weekends still marked in red. It's handy as a wall planner or a desk reference. For a single date rather than the whole year, the date calculator and the days until counter cover the day-level questions.
Does the calendar update to the new year automatically?
The calendar rolls over to the new year on its own. It reads your device's date and shows the current year by default, so there is nothing to install and no button to press. You can also step to any year with the arrows, and "This year" jumps back to today's year.
Why are Saturday and Sunday shown in red?
Weekend days are highlighted in red so they stand out. By default the weekend is Saturday and Sunday, but you can change it — for example to Friday and Saturday, the weekend in many Middle Eastern countries — with the Weekend selector. Setting the weekend to none removes the red entirely, which suits a rota where every day is a working day. The red carries through to the printed sheet, so a wall copy still separates the working week at a glance.
Can I change the weekend or the first day of the week?
The weekend and the first day of the week are both adjustable. The Weekend selector offers Saturday & Sunday, Friday & Saturday, Sunday only, Friday only, or none; the Week starts selector begins each week on Sunday, Monday or Saturday. Your choices are remembered on your device. Starting the week on Monday matches ISO-8601, the same convention the week number tool uses.
How do I print the full-year calendar?
Click Print (or use your browser's print command). The print layout hides the navigation and controls and fits all twelve months on the page, keeping weekends marked in red. It is laid out for a single portrait sheet, so A4 and US Letter both work, and turning off your browser's own headers and footers gives a cleaner planner. Step to a different year with the arrows before printing if you want next year's wall chart rather than this one.