Week Number Calculator

Find the ISO or US week number of any date, with the dates of the week, weeks left in the year and day of the year.

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How to use the week number calculator

1

Pick a date

Choose any date. It starts on today.

2

Choose the system

Pick ISO (Monday start) or US (Sunday start).

3

Read the week

See the week number, the first and last day of the week and the week-year.

4

Check the extras

See the weeks in the year, weeks left, the day of the year and the number in the other system.

How week numbers work

There are two common systems. ISO 8601 is used in most of the world and in business calendars. The US style is common in spreadsheets and US calendars. They can give different numbers for the same date.

Week number rules

ISO 8601: weeks run Monday to Sunday and week 1 contains January 4.

US style: weeks run Sunday to Saturday and week 1 contains January 1.

ISO week = the week of the Thursday in that week, counted from the first Thursday of the year.

The ISO week-year can differ from the calendar year for dates in late December and early January.

Week number examples

Example 1: 6 November 2026

A Friday.

  • ISO week 45 (Nov 2 to Nov 8)
  • US week 45 (Nov 1 to Nov 7)
  • Day of the year 310

Both systems agree in this case.

Example 2: 1 January 2021

A Friday at the start of the year.

  • ISO week 53 of 2020
  • US week 1

ISO treats it as the last week of 2020 because that week has only three days in 2021.

Example 3: 30 December 2024

A Monday near the end of the year.

  • ISO week 1 of 2025
  • US week 53

The ISO week-year is already 2025.

Years with 53 ISO weeks

Recent and coming years.

  • Years 2004, 2009, 2015, 2020, 2026, 2032, 2037, 2043

2026 has 53 ISO weeks and 53 US weeks.

Where a week number calculator helps

Plan projects

Use week numbers in schedules and sprints.

Read shipping dates

Many suppliers quote delivery by week number.

Fill in reports

Match the week column in a spreadsheet.

Check the year end

See whether late December belongs to week 1.

Which system should I use?

If you work with Europe or a business calendar, use ISO. If you follow a US calendar or a spreadsheet that starts weeks on Sunday, use US. Related tools: Age Calculator, Working Days Calculator and Date Difference Calculator.

Week number calculator FAQ

Today is on the date field by default, so the tool shows the current week in the system you choose.

It is the week number under ISO 8601, where weeks start on Monday and week 1 contains January 4.

In ISO, week 1 must have at least four days in the new year. If it does not, those days belong to the last week of the old year.

Either 52 or 53 under ISO. 2026 has 53.

They start the week on different days and define week 1 differently.

It is the year that the week belongs to. For dates near New Year it can differ from the calendar year.

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PureCalculate’s calculators give estimates for planning and education. They aren’t financial, tax or legal advice. Fees and tax rules change, so check the official source before making a decision. Spotted a mistake? Please tell us through the contact page.

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