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2026 Calendar (Print, PDF, Excel, PNG)

Free printable 2026 calendar with 12 months on a single page. 365 days, 53 weeks, starts on Thursday. Clean A4 and Letter PDF templates.

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Key Facts About 2026

Common year (365 days)

365

365 days

ISO-8601 Weeks

53

53 ISO weeks

First day

Thursday

January 1, 2026

Last day

Thursday

December 31, 2026

Calendar Quarters

Q1: 90 days
January – March
Q2: 91 days
April – June
Q3: 92 days
July – September
Q4: 92 days
October – December

Previous Identical Calendars

Years with the exact same calendar layout and day distribution: 2015, 2009, 1998, 1987.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

QHow many days and weeks are in 2026?

2026 has 365 days (Common year (365 days)) and 53 ISO-8601 calendar weeks.

QIs 2026 a leap year?

2026 is a common year (not a leap year), meaning February has 28 days.

QWhat day of the week does 2026 start and end on?

2026 starts on Thursday (January 1) and ends on Thursday (December 31).

QWhich previous years had the exact same calendar as 2026?

The Gregorian calendar repeats on mathematical cycles. The most recent years with an identical calendar to 2026 are 2015, 2009, 1998, 1987.

QHow do I print the 2026 calendar cleanly onto a single A4 or Letter page?

Choose your preferred paper size (A4 or US Letter) and orientation in settings, then click “Print / Save as PDF”. In your browser's print dialog, keep scale at 100% (Default) and select the matching paper format. The template has calibrated 10 mm margins to fit all 12 months on exactly one page.

QHow do week numbers and first day of the week work for 2026?

You can toggle the first day of the week between Monday, Sunday, and Saturday. When starting on Monday, week numbers follow the international ISO-8601 standard (where Week 1 is the first week with at least 4 days in January). When starting on Sunday or Saturday, week numbering follows traditional US conventions.