Age Calculator

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Exact age in years, months and days — plus lifetime totals and a next-birthday countdown.

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Key features

  • Exact age in years, months and days, computed with calendar-aware month arithmetic (born on the 29th–31st? shorter months are handled correctly).
  • Lifetime totals: total months, total weeks plus leftover days, total days and total hours.
  • Next-birthday panel: days remaining (or “Today”), the weekday it falls on, the age you'll turn and the zodiac sign.
  • Measure age at any date, not just today — handy for school cutoffs, visa rules or “how old were they when…” questions.
  • One-click copy of a plain-text summary covering the age, totals and next birthday.

How it works

  1. Enter the date of birth

    Pick the birth date in the first field. It's constrained to dates on or before the target date.

  2. Set the target date

    “Calculate age at” defaults to today; change it to measure the age as of any other date.

  3. Read the exact age

    Years, months and days appear front and centre, with the birth and measurement dates printed underneath.

  4. Scan the totals and birthday cards

    Four tiles show months, weeks, days and hours lived; the next-birthday panel adds the countdown, weekday, zodiac sign and the age being turned.

  5. Copy the summary

    The copy button grabs a single line with everything: age, total days, next birthday and zodiac.

Tips for better results

  • To check an age requirement (school enrolment, race age groups, pension dates), set “Calculate age at” to the cutoff date.
  • The hours tile multiplies total days by 24 — a fun figure for milestone birthdays.
  • February 29 birthdays are celebrated on February 28 in non-leap years, so the countdown always lands on a real calendar date.
  • Paste the copied summary into emails or party invitations instead of retyping the numbers.

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