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Age Calculator

Find your exact age in years, months, and days. Calculate time between dates, days until your next birthday, and more.

Your Age
Time Between Dates
Next Birthday

How to Calculate Your Exact Age

Knowing your exact age down to the day is more useful than you'd think. From filling out official documents to calculating eligibility for programs, insurance, or milestones — precision matters. This calculator handles all the calendar math for you, including leap years and varying month lengths.

Age in Years, Months, and Days

The most common way to express age. The calculator counts complete years first, then remaining complete months, then remaining days. It uses calendar-aware arithmetic, so it correctly handles edge cases like being born on the 31st of a month.

Age = Target Date − Date of Birth (in years, months, days)
Example: Born on March 15, 1998. Age on January 10, 2026:
27 years, 9 months, and 26 days.

The calculator also gives you your total age expressed in different units — total months, total weeks, total days, and even total hours — for whenever you need those figures.

Time Between Two Dates

Need to know how long a project lasted, how many days between two events, or the duration of a contract? The Date Difference tab gives you the exact span between any two dates, broken down in multiple formats.

Example: From June 1, 2023 to March 8, 2026:
2 years, 9 months, and 7 days — or 1,011 total days.

Days Until Your Next Birthday

The Next Birthday tab calculates exactly how many days remain until your next birthday, what day of the week it falls on, and how old you'll be turning. Handy for countdown planning or just satisfying curiosity.

Example: Born on July 20, 1995. Today is March 8, 2026:
134 days until your next birthday. You'll turn 31 on a Monday.

Leap Year Handling

A common question is what happens if you were born on February 29. This calculator handles it correctly: in non-leap years, your birthday is treated as March 1 for age calculation purposes, which is the standard convention used in most legal systems.

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