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Age Calculator

Calculate exact age in years, months, and days from any birth date to any target date.

Updated June 2026

Age

30years11months24days

7 days to next birthday

Months

371

Weeks

1,616

Days

11,316

Hours

271,584

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What it does

A free age calculator that returns your exact age in years, months, and days — plus total months, weeks, days, and hours lived, and days until your next birthday. Enter your birthdate and a target date; everything computes live in the browser.

Age calculators are useful for forms that need exact age-at-date, planning milestones (retirement, eligibility), or just curiosity. The total-days-lived number is a surprisingly motivating number to know — it’s finite, it’s counting, and it puts daily habits in perspective.

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How to use it

  1. Enter your birthdate.
  2. Optionally set a target date (defaults to today).
  3. Read your age in years/months/days, plus total units lived.
  4. Check the countdown to your next birthday.

Frequently asked questions

Does it account for leap years?
Yes. The calculator uses the actual calendar — Feb 29 exists in leap years and gets counted correctly. Someone born on a leap day technically has a birthday every four years, but the calculator always returns a birthday on Feb 28 or Mar 1 in non-leap years.
Can I calculate age as of a past date?
Yes — set the target date to any past date. Useful for life-insurance policies that rate you as of a contract date, or historical research (how old was someone when an event happened).
Is this accurate to the day?
Yes, with caveat: time zones are ignored. If you were born at 11pm in UTC+1 and the calculation runs in UTC-8, the day count may be off by one. For pet age or routine use this is irrelevant.

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