Birthday calendar printable
Everyone’s birthday on its day, every year.
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Example
Example: a family birthday list typed every which way, on one Letter sheet
The birthdays came in by text message, each written a different way. They are pasted in as they are, one per line. Settings: One sheet, Balloons, In colour, “Print the birth year after the name” ticked, Paper US Letter.
- On this page a date with a slash is read month first: 04/09 is April 9. When only the other order makes a date, as with 14/03, it is read that way (March 14).
- A date with dots is read day first, so 12.03. is March 12. Month names (“March 4”, “July 17, 1950”) and 1988-11-30 are read too.
- A line whose date does not exist, such as 9/31, is not printed. A note under the download names it, so nobody drops off the calendar without you knowing.
- Two people with the same birthday share one line, in the order typed, separated by a comma.
| Typed | Printed on | As |
|---|---|---|
| Aunt Maria 04/09 | April 9 | Aunt Maria |
| Dave March 4 | March 4 | Dave |
| Jen 14/03 | March 14 | Jen |
| Liam 12.03. | March 12 | Liam |
| Priya 1988-11-30 | November 30 | Priya (1988) |
| Grandpa Joe July 17, 1950 | July 17 | Grandpa Joe (1950) |
| Tyler 2/29/2004 | February 29 | Tyler (2004) |
| Sam 7/4 and Kim 7/4/1990 | July 4 | Sam, Kim (1990) |
| Uncle Ben 9/31 | not printed | named in the note: “Not on the calendar, the date could not be read: Uncle Ben 9/31” |
birthday-calendar.pdf: one landscape Letter page, twelve month columns of 31 lines, with February 29 included and the days a month does not have greyed out. Fix Uncle Ben’s date and download again. Choose “A page for each month” for twelve portrait pages with a full-width line for every day.
How it works
- Type the birthdays, a name and a date on each line: 03/12, March 12 or 2019-03-12 all work.
- Choose one sheet with the twelve months side by side, or a page for each month with room to write.
- Download and print — there are no weekdays, so the same calendar serves every year.
Frequently asked questions
- Why are there no weekdays?
- A birthday falls on a different weekday every year. Leaving them out makes the calendar perpetual: print it once and hang it in the kitchen or the office for good.
- Which date formats does it read?
- On this page 03/12 is March 12 (month first); 12.03., March 12, 12 March and 2019-03-12 are read too. With a year, it is printed in brackets after the name — untick it to leave years out.
- Can I leave it empty?
- Yes: without names it prints a blank birthday calendar to fill in by hand. February has its 29th, for those born on it.
- What if two people share a birthday?
- They go on the same day’s line, in the order you typed them, separated by a comma: “Sam, Kim (1990)”. On the one-sheet layout a month column is under an inch wide, so a long line is printed smaller to fit; the page-a-month layout gives each day the full width of the page.
- Will it tell me if a date was not read?
- Yes. A line whose date cannot be read, or does not exist (September 31, or February 29 in a year that was not a leap year), is left off and named in a note under the download, so you can fix it and download again.
- Is there a footer on it?
- Only on the free plan: a small line “Made with nouplo.com” at the foot of the last page. With Pro there is none. Either way the sheet is made in your browser.