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Date Difference Calculator

Count the days between two dates — total, weekdays-only, and a Y/M/D breakdown — or add and subtract days from a date.

Processed locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

Date Difference Calculator

Pick both dates to see the difference.

About Date Difference Calculator

Two dates in, every useful count out: total days, a calendar-aware years/months/days breakdown, weeks, and a weekdays-only count that skips Saturdays and Sundays. A second mode goes the other way — start from a date and add or subtract a number of days to find the resulting date and its weekday.

Common uses

  • Count days until a deadline or event
  • Estimate business days for shipping or contract terms
  • Find what date lands 90 days after a signing date
  • Measure how long a project actually ran

Example

Input

2026-08-29 → 2026-12-25

Output

118 days · 0y 3m 26d · 85 weekdays

Limitations

  • The weekday count excludes weekends but knows nothing about public holidays.

Frequently asked questions

Does the day count include both the start and end dates?

The count excludes the start date and includes the end date, so Monday to Friday of the same week is 4 days. If you need both endpoints counted — common for rental or medication day counts — add 1 to the total.

How are business days calculated between two dates?

The weekday count keeps Monday through Friday and skips every Saturday and Sunday between the dates. Public holidays are not excluded, since they differ by country and even by state — subtract those yourself for a strict business-day figure.

Are the dates I enter processed online?

No. All the date arithmetic happens locally in your browser, so deadlines, contract dates, and anything else you enter are never transmitted or logged.

How do I find what date is 90 days from today?

Switch to the add-or-subtract mode, enter today as the start date and 90 as the number of days, and the tool returns the exact calendar date and its weekday. Subtracting works the same way with a negative direction.

Why does the years/months/days breakdown not match total days divided by 30?

The breakdown walks real calendar months, which vary from 28 to 31 days, rather than assuming a 30-day month. That's why 118 total days can read as 3 months and 26 days instead of roughly 3.9 'months'.