Ten calendars, one day
Pick a date in any calendar and see the same day in all the others. The link updates as you go, so you can share the exact date.
The same day in every calendar
Sunday · 18 October 2026
| Gregorian calendar | 18 October 2026 |
|---|---|
| Hijri (Islamic) calendar | 7 Jumada I 1448 AHTabular (civil) Islamic calendar: 6 Jumada I 1448 AH |
| Chinese calendar | Day 9 of Month 9, Year of the Fire Horse (丙午)九月初九 · Horse (丙午) |
| Hebrew calendar | 7 Heshvan 5787 |
| Persian calendar | 26 Mehr 1405 AP |
| Indian national calendar | 26 Asvina 1948 Śaka |
| Thai solar calendar | 18 October 2569 BE |
| Japanese calendar | 18 October 8 Reiwa |
| Bengali calendar | 2 Kartik 1433 Bangabda2 কার্তিক |
| Nepali calendar | 1 Kartik 2083 BS1 कात्तिक |
The same day
How it works
Choose the calendar you have a date in, enter it, and read the same civil day in all the others. Every calendar here maps whole days to whole days; where a calendar's day begins at sunset (Hijri, Hebrew), the date shown is the one that covers the daytime.
Supported ranges: Gregorian 1900–2100; Hijri (Umm al-Qura) 1317–1524 AH; Chinese from 1901; Thai from 1941; Japanese from 1873; Bengali from 1394; Nepali 2000–2090 BS.
Hijri, Hebrew, Persian, Indian, Thai and Japanese dates come from your browser's calendar data (Unicode CLDR / ICU). The Chinese calendar is computed astronomically under China's national standard and matches the Hong Kong Observatory's tables. The Bengali calendar follows the Bangla Academy rules; the Nepali uses a published month-length table. Religious dates set by moon sighting may differ locally by a day.
Questions
Choose Hijri, enter the year, month and day: the Gregorian date and the others appear at once. Note that the Umm al-Qura date can differ by a day from a date fixed by local moon sighting.
Yes. The address in your browser always holds the date and calendar you chose; copy it with the button or from the address bar.
It tells you. For example, 30 Ramadan exists only in years when Ramadan has 30 days, and leap months exist only in some Chinese and Hebrew years.
Today, 18 October 2026, is 7 Jumada I 1448 AH in the Hijri calendar, Day 9 of Month 9, Year of the Fire Horse (丙午) in the Chinese calendar and 7 Heshvan 5787 in the Hebrew calendar.