2027 Printable Calendar PDF

How to download and customize a printable calendar PDF

A printable calendar is useful when you want a clear monthly plan without opening an account or editing a spreadsheet. This tool creates a Gregorian calendar for years 2026~2037, with 2027 selected initially. Use one annual page for an overview or one page per month for room to write. The ready-made PDFs are A4, and the custom generator uses the same page dimensions and drawing engine. The English version starts the week on Sunday; you can switch to Monday. Public holidays, Korean lunar dates and solar terms are off by default so the blank calendar works for a personal schedule in any country.

The four download cards contain prebuilt 2027 PDFs: annual and monthly, each in landscape and portrait, at 300dpi. They do not need the preview to finish loading. Annual pages show all 12 months; monthly files contain 12 pages with adjacent mini calendars. English presets start on Sunday and Spanish presets on Monday. To add events, use grayscale, change the year or print only some months, open the settings and generate a custom file. Matching default settings produce the same date cells and page image as the preset.

The default calendar marks Sundays in red and Saturdays in blue without treating a weekday as a public holiday. In grayscale, bold type distinguishes Sundays. If you enable South Korean holidays, their names and date coloring come from the original Korean engine and the header identifies South Korea. The US and Spain have different national, state, regional and local holiday systems, which this optional switch does not calculate. Add the dates relevant to your own location as personal events instead.

How to use it

1. Choose 2026~2037 and Gregorian or Korean lunar pages. For Gregorian pages, choose monthly, annual or both. Select months individually or use “From this month”, which follows your device’s local date.
2. Choose A4 landscape or portrait and Sunday or Monday as the first weekday. The English preset starts on Sunday and the Spanish preset on Monday.
3. Adjust adjacent dates, mini calendars, notes and footers. Korean holidays, lunar annotations, solar terms, festivals and observances are optional and start off. In solar calendars, Key dates shows Korean lunar days one and fifteen and the lunar date on the first day of every Gregorian month.
4. Enter one event per line: “2027-05-20 Anniversary”, “7/28~8/1 Vacation” or “lunar 3/15 Birthday”. English short dates use month/day; ISO dates avoid ambiguity.
5. Check the preview and download the PDF for all selected pages. For one image, choose the page and use “This page as PNG”.

Holidays and country scope

No country’s public holidays are enabled in a plain calendar. The optional Korean switch uses South Korean government-office holiday rules, including substitute days, rather than rules for the country associated with the page language. The retained reference tables describe that Korean data. They are useful for a family or team coordinating with Korea, but do not establish a right to leave or an employer’s work schedule. For a local public holiday, consult the relevant public authority and add a personal event to the date you need.

Future years and optional Korean holiday projections

Gregorian weekday grids remain available through 2037. Optional Korean holidays from 2028 onward are projections under the retained 2026-09-26 ruleset until the relevant official almanac is incorporated. Election dates, temporary holidays and future rule changes can alter the result. The page marks projected Korean holidays when that option is enabled. Printing a blank calendar avoids assuming a particular country’s holiday rules; recheck the appropriate official calendar before relying on a future day off.

Korean lunar-month calendars

Korean lunar mode makes one page per lunar month, from the first day to the last. Large numbers are lunar days; the smaller corner annotation is the Gregorian date in the page language’s month/day or day/month order. A leap month gets its own page immediately after its regular month, so a full lunar year may contain 13 pages. Korean lunar years span parts of two Gregorian years. Enter “lunar 3/15 Birthday” in English or “lunar 15/3 Cumpleaños” in Spanish; use “lunar leap” or “lunar intercalar” for a leap month. This is specifically the Korean lunar calendar, whose dates can differ from other lunar calendars.

Lunar dates and solar terms

The optional lunar data comes from the Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute conversion results for 2026-01-01~2038-02-28 retained by the original tool. Solar terms use the original astronomical calculation and Korean date convention. These features are useful when a Korean lunar birthday or seasonal observance matters; they start off in this version. Gregorian month grids and weekday calculations do not depend on enabling them. Missing or newly announced public holidays require a separate source update rather than a change of language or currency.

Check important dates against the relevant official source. The optional Korean data is not a list of US or Spanish holidays, and private employers may follow different schedules.