Free Date & Time Calculators

20 free online date and time calculators for age, date differences, business days, week numbers, time zones, timesheets, countdowns and Unix timestamps. Every tool correctly handles leap years, month lengths and timezone-aware conversions — running entirely in your browser.

About date and time calculators

Date and time calculations look simple until leap years, month-end rules, timezone offsets and daylight-saving transitions enter the picture. Every date tool on this page uses the IANA timezone database and handles those edge cases correctly, so the answer you get matches what a real calendar would produce.

Whether you are calculating your exact age, planning a project timeline, splitting a weekly timesheet or converting a Unix timestamp into a readable date, you will find a tool here that shows its work — every calculator displays the date arithmetic step-by-step, so you can trace how the result was produced.

Date & Time Calculator FAQs

Yes. The age calculator correctly handles leap years, month lengths and month-end edge cases such as being born on 29 February.

Business days exclude Saturdays and Sundays. You can optionally add custom holiday dates to further refine the count.

The time zone converter uses the IANA time zone database so it works with any city or region your browser recognises, including daylight-saving transitions.

Yes. Adding one month to 31 January produces 28 February (or 29 in leap years) using standard calendar rules, and adding a year to 29 February produces 28 February in non-leap years.

A Unix timestamp is the number of seconds that have elapsed since 1 January 1970 at 00:00:00 UTC. It is widely used in programming and databases to represent points in time unambiguously across time zones.