Day of the Week Calculator

Find out what day of the week any date falls on. Perfect for historical research, planning future events, or satisfying your curiosity about dates.

Date Input

Day of the Week Result

Friday
Friday, June 27, 2025
Yesterday

Date Information

Full Date: 6/27/2025
Day of Year: 178
Week of Year: 26
Is Leap Year: No

Calendar Context

Days from Today: -1
Years from Now: 0
Zodiac Sign: Cancer
Season: Summer

Calendar View

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Batch Date Calculator

Supported formats: YYYY-MM-DD, MM/DD/YYYY, DD/MM/YYYY

How to Use the Day of the Week Calculator

Date Input Methods

Choose between the date picker for recent dates or manual entry for historical dates. The manual entry allows you to input any date from year 1 to 9999.

Calendar View

Use the interactive calendar to visualize the month containing your selected date. Click on any date in the calendar to quickly check its day of the week.

Batch Processing

Enter multiple dates at once in the batch calculator to find the day of the week for several dates simultaneously. Useful for research or planning multiple events.

Understanding Day of the Week Calculations

Calendar Systems

  • Gregorian Calendar: Current international standard (since 1582)
  • Julian Calendar: Used before Gregorian reform
  • Leap Years: Every 4 years, except century years not divisible by 400
  • Calendar Reform: 10 days were skipped in October 1582

Calculation Methods

  • Zeller's Congruence: Mathematical formula for day calculation
  • Doomsday Algorithm: Mental calculation method
  • Key Dates: Using known reference dates
  • Modular Arithmetic: Based on 7-day week cycle

Applications

Historical Research

  • • Verify historical events
  • • Genealogy research
  • • Academic studies
  • • Timeline verification

Event Planning

  • • Wedding planning
  • • Conference scheduling
  • • Holiday planning
  • • Anniversary dates

Personal Interest

  • • Birth day of week
  • • Important life events
  • • Curiosity about dates
  • • Calendar trivia

Example Calculations

Moon Landing

Date: July 20, 1969
Day of the Week: Sunday
Fun Fact: Neil Armstrong stepped on the moon on a Sunday evening (EDT)

Y2K New Year

Date: January 1, 2000
Day of the Week: Saturday
Fun Fact: The new millennium started on a Saturday

Independence Day

Date: July 4, 1776
Day of the Week: Thursday
Fun Fact: The Declaration of Independence was signed on a Thursday

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate are historical dates before 1582?

Dates before the Gregorian calendar reform (October 1582) use the Julian calendar system. The calculator accounts for this difference automatically.

What's the earliest date I can calculate?

The calculator supports dates from year 1 AD to year 9999 AD. However, keep in mind that very early dates may have limited historical accuracy.

Why do some historical events show different days in different sources?

This can be due to calendar system differences (Julian vs. Gregorian), time zone variations, or different dating conventions used in historical records.