Day of the year calculator

Find the day number of a date, or convert a year and day number back to a date.

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Using Day of the year calculator

January 1 is day 1. Leap years have 366 days; common years have 365. The ordinal date uses YYYY-DDD, with a three-digit day number. Days remaining excludes the selected date.

A worked example

February 29, 2024 is day 60, written 2024-060. December 31, 2024 is day 366 with no days remaining.

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Ordinal dates are sometimes called Julian dates on labels, but they are different from astronomical Julian dates. Day 366 is only valid in a leap year.

Next: Julian date converter

Next: Leap year calculator

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