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Free PDF calendars — no sign-up, no watermark.

Calendar 2026

Set it up above and download the PDF. No sign-up, no email, no watermark — and nothing you type leaves your browser, because the file is built on your own device.

Three choices, kept separate

Most calendar tools tie the language to the country. Calendarloom does not, because those are genuinely different questions:

So a Spanish calendar with United States holidays on Letter paper is one of the ordinary combinations, not a workaround.

Four layouts

Week numbers, moon phases, weekend shading and a holiday list in the footer are optional on any of them.

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Set it up your way

Each of these opens the generator already configured — one click, then print.

Calendarloom in your language

The site itself is published in ten languages — the page, not only the calendar:

Calendars in your language

Month and day names in 58 languages; these twelve have their own pages, with the holiday country always a separate choice.

Public holidays

The calendar can also shade school holidays — official break dates for fourteen countries, region by region where they differ.

Questions

Is Calendarloom free, and is there a watermark?

It is free and the PDF carries no watermark. There is no account to create and no email to hand over — you pick your settings and the download starts.

Can I make a calendar in one language with another country’s holidays?

Yes. The calendar language, the holiday country and the paper format are three separate choices. A Spanish-language calendar with United States holidays on Letter paper is a normal combination, and you can also turn holidays off entirely.

Which paper sizes does it support?

Letter and A4, both portrait. Letter is the default. The PDF is generated at the true physical page size, so it prints without scaling.

Where does the holiday data come from?

Public holidays come from the Nager.Date public holiday database, which covers more than two hundred countries. Note that it reports the officially observed date: when a holiday falls at a weekend and the day off moves, the moved date is what appears.

Does the calendar work in languages other than English?

Yes — 58 calendar languages are available, covering Latin and Cyrillic scripts, including Spanish, German, Hungarian, Serbian, Russian and Ukrainian. Month and day names come from the browser’s own internationalisation data, so they are correct for each language.

Is my data sent anywhere?

Almost nothing. The PDF is built in your browser, and the title you type and the settings you choose never leave your device. Two things do go out: the holiday list for the country you pick is fetched — from this site for the 35 countries with built-in data, and from the Nager.Date API for the rest — and analytics runs only if you allow it.