Date To Date Calculator
The date to date calculator is precisely what you need to compute the exact amount of time between two different days. You don't need to meticulously count the days from today's date to some future celebration anymore — we'll do it for you. Switch between different units of time to discover all possible features of our date range calculator. Are you looking for results in months, weeks, days, hours, minutes, or even seconds? We've got you covered! Remember, our day date calculator works both ways.
How to use the date to date calculator
- Choose the start date of the period you want to compute.
- Choose the end date.
- It's all ready. Now, you can change the units to suit your needs.
- Check the box include end date to choose whether or not you want to include the end date in your count.
You're ready to go! Now, you can automatically count days from the date of your choice.
Day count calculator
That's the basic function of our date to date calculator. It's helpful, no matter if you want to know how many days have passed since you got engaged, or how many days off you need for that dream tour around the whole world.
There might be one problem, though — one answered question can open the door to many other queries...
- How many calories will I burn during that period? (Calories burned calculator)
- What day of the week will it be then? (Day of the week calculator)
- How many days do I need to work during that period? (Business days calculator)
Or even...
- How far along will I be at that time? - Gestational age calculator 🍼
Year to date calculator
Our date counter can provide you with the result shown in years. It will also convert the period you calculated into dog years. 🐕
🙋 Did you know?
...that different religions count years differently?
In Western tradition, we are currently in the year 2020. But, according to the Hebrew calendar, it's the year 5780, while the Islamic tradition tells us it's the year 1441!
Yes, we love presenting you with all the curiosities we can find.
Between dates: curiosities about time
Are our dates real? In October 1582, European countries began to change their calendar from the Julian one to the Gregorian one. This modification was necessary, as the Julian calendar did not match the astronomical properties of your planet.
The process of change was long and complicated — dates had to change by 10 days. Right now, the difference between these two systems is 13 days. Can you imagine living the same day a few times in a row, or being robbed of 10 days of your life? This calendar change is the reason why it's rather difficult to calculate the dates between European events in the XVI century; not everyone changed at once. For some time, to avoid confusion, the dates were written in both formats — and to their horror, they had no date day-to-day calculators back then 😉.
The United Kingdom was one of the countries that postponed accepting the "new order" of time: died 10 days after . However, the official dates of their deaths are still identical - the 23rd of April of 1616!
Additional complications arise from the fact that the UK's New Year used to begin on the 25th of March — the day of Annunciation. This was in opposition to the majority of Europe, which followed the usual trend of the new year being celebrated on the 1st of January.
(Just letting you know, you can still compute the Julian calendar date of any event with our day difference calculator — just change the difference of days to 13. 😉)