A day of the week calculator determines which day (Monday through Sunday) any given date falls on. This is useful for event planning, verifying historical dates, finding what day your birthday was or will be, and scheduling. The seven-day week cycle has been consistent for thousands of years and the calculator uses this to determine the day for any date past or future.
The calculator uses calendar algorithms to determine the day of the week. It accounts for the Gregorian calendar system, leap years, and century adjustments. The underlying math involves dividing the total number of days since a reference date by 7 and using the remainder to identify the day.
Enter any date and click Calculate. The result shows the day of the week along with additional information like which day number of the year it is and the ISO week number. You can enter dates from any century.
Very accurate for dates after October 15, 1582 when the Gregorian calendar was adopted. For dates before this, results follow the proleptic Gregorian calendar which may not match historical records.
Enter your date of birth and the calculator instantly tells you what day of the week you were born on.
Yes. The calendar repeats every 400 years exactly. Within that cycle, common years shift the day by 1 and leap years shift by 2.