Day of the Week Calculator
Find out what day of the week any date falls on, past or future.
Runs in your browser — nothing is sent or saved.
How to find the day of the week
- Pick a date.
- The tool shows the weekday it falls on.
- It also says whether the date is past, today, or future.
- Copy the link to share the same date.
What the tool does
Give it any date and it tells you what day of the week that date falls on. It works for a date in the past, so you can find what day you were born, and for a date in the future, so you can see which day an event lands on. The full date and the weekday show together.
Why the weekday matters
Knowing the day of the week for a date helps with planning: whether a deadline falls on a weekend, which day a birthday will be next year, or what day a historical date was. The tool answers "what day of the week" in one step, giving the day of week for date and the weekday of date with no counting on your fingers.
The calendar it uses
The result follows the standard calendar used around the world today, the Gregorian calendar. For dates within the last few centuries this matches the day people actually used, which is what almost everyone needs.
FAQ
What day of the week was I born?
Pick your date of birth and the tool shows the weekday, the answer to "what day was" that date. It also confirms the date is in the past.
Can it find a future weekday?
Yes. Pick any future date to see the day of week for that date, handy for planning an event.
Which day will a date be next year?
Enter the date with next year's year and read the weekday. Dates usually shift by one weekday each year, or two across a leap year.
Does it work for old dates?
Yes, using today's standard calendar. For most dates in recent centuries this matches the day that was actually used.
Are my dates private?
Yes. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is saved.