Count the days, weeks, months and years between any two dates — useful for project deadlines, anniversaries, school admissions and visas.
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Date arithmetic looks easy until you try it. How many days between June 15 and November 8 of next year? The mental math takes longer than you expect, especially when the months involved have different lengths or when leap years are in play.
This calculator handles the arithmetic correctly. Enter a start date and an end date, and you get the difference in days, weeks, months and years. If you swap them, the calculator handles the sign automatically.
Common uses: counting business days for a deadline, working out an anniversary date, validating eligibility (e.g., "must be at least 90 days since the last application"), planning when something needs to happen, or working backward from a fixed deadline.
The calculator counts complete days between the two dates. The start day is day zero; the day after is day one. Most date-difference conventions work the same way.
The calculator treats dates as calendar days, not timestamps. Time zones are not factored in — if you need that precision, work in UTC.
Always 12, regardless of which months are involved. The calculator counts complete calendar months and any remaining days separately.
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