Pocket calendars

A whole year at a glance on a credit-card-sized calendar (53.98 mm wide × 85.60 mm tall), eight to an A4 landscape sheet. Page 1 is the calendars; an optional page 2 holds pictures or blank picture-placement guides. Print at 100% / Actual size, not Fit to page, and cut along the marks. For two pages, print double-sided using the selected flip edge. Text and lines are vector, so their sharpness is not limited by screen resolution.

Calendar
Week starts on
Days of the week
Month names
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Holidays

Country presets use the highlight colour on original dates only; substitute / observed days are omitted. These presets are not a complete government office-closure schedule: regional holidays, historical law changes and one-off government adjustments may differ. Add missing dates as custom holidays. Explicit custom holiday shifts are still honoured. Sunday highlighting is a separate option.

Your own holidays

    None yet.

    A file is JSON, or one holiday per line: 2026-05-14, Company day (once) or 12-24, Christmas Eve (every year). Your own holidays are kept in this browser.

    Pictures (the back of each calendar)

    Choose up to 8 from your gallery. With fewer, they repeat across the sheet in this order. Pictures are cropped to the middle and kept at their full resolution (up to 1200 dpi).

      Pictures come from your gallery, and adding to it needs an account with a confirmed email address. Manage email. The calendar side works without pictures.

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      How to insert pictures into the downloaded PDF

      The template has eight credit-card-sized placement guides. In a PDF editor that supports adding images, open page 2, place and crop each picture inside a guide, and cover or remove the guide lines. Keep the A4 page size unchanged and extend pictures into the gutters for bleed. These are placement guides, not interactive image-upload fields.

      • Adobe Acrobat Pro can add and edit images in an existing PDF. Acrobat Reader alone is not sufficient. Adobe Illustrator can also edit PDF artwork, but check fonts and page size after saving.
      • LibreOffice Draw (open source) can open a PDF, add images and export it back to PDF. Inkscape (open source) can edit an imported PDF page; preserve or reassemble both pages and check physical dimensions after export.

      Let me know if you find any other tools or methods that work well for inserting pictures into the PDF.

      Check both pages, dimensions and a double-sided test print at Actual size before a full run.

      Double-sided print adjustments
      Print double-sided, flip on

      Calibrate with the same printer, tray, paper and duplex settings at 100% / Actual size, without Fit to page or borderless enlargement. Compare the trim marks against a light. Offsets are measured looking directly at page 2: positive moves right/down; negative moves left/up. If the back is 5.5 mm too far right in that view, try a horizontal shift of -5.5 mm. Looking through the front reverses the horizontal direction, so verify with a second test sheet. Cut using the front marks. The default 6 mm gutters allow 2 mm image bleed on each side; the gap must be at least twice the bleed. Bleed extends Fill images beyond the cut, not Whole picture. It hides small feed variations, not a 5–6 mm systematic error. Keep important picture content away from cut edges. Home-printer duplex registration is not guaranteed.

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