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Dexaloop Print: printable calendars and paper, made in your browser

Free 2027 calendars with official public holidays, planners, school-year calendars, and lined, graph, dot grid, isometric and handwriting paper. Check the live preview, then download a PDF that prints true to size.

  • 7 paper sizes
  • 10 colour themes
  • Holidays for 13 countries
  • No sign-up, no watermark

What Dexaloop Print is

Dexaloop Print makes free printables at print.dexaloop.com. Each one is drawn as a PDF in your web browser, on your own device. You choose the options, watch the preview change, and download or print the result. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no account to make.

Printable calendars often get public holidays wrong, or copy last year's dates. Dexaloop Print shows official public holidays only, takes them from each government's own announcements, and tests the dates against that source before a page goes live. The page tells you the source and the date it was checked.

The printables

One page per printable, each with a live preview

Options on the 2027 year calendars

Most of these are on the other calendars too; each page shows the options that suit it.

  • Paper size: A4, A3, A5, US Letter, US Legal, Tabloid and Half Letter, portrait or landscape.
  • Layout: the whole year on one page, two, three or four pages, or one month per page with large boxes to write in.
  • Colour themes: seven colours, black and white, Large print with bigger numbers and thicker lines, and Ink saver with outlines only.
  • Weeks: start on Sunday or Monday, with ISO 8601 or US week numbers.
  • Dates: optional Hijri dates on the Umm al-Qura calendar, and Saka dates on the India calendar.
  • Languages: month and day names in English, Dutch, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Malay, Portuguese, Spanish and Turkish.
  • Extras: your own events, working days per month, moon phases, equinoxes and solstices, and clock-change dates.

Made for the Gulf and India, not just the US and UK

The Gulf calendars use the local weekend, such as Friday and Saturday, and mark the expected Eid holidays with Hijri dates. The Saudi calendar has a private and a government sector version, and the Bahrain calendar includes compensation days for holidays that fall on a weekend. The India calendar shows the central government's gazetted holidays, with restricted holidays as an option.

Questions about Dexaloop Print

Is Dexaloop Print free?

Yes. Every printable is free, with no account, no email and no watermark. The site will be supported by ads on its pages, never inside the PDF.

Which public holidays are shown?

Official public holidays only, from the government's own announcements. Each calendar page names its source and the date it was last checked.

Will it print at the right size?

Yes, if you print at 100% or Actual size. Each page is drawn for the paper you pick, with half-inch margins by default, which home printers can reach.

How accurate are the Hijri dates?

Hijri dates follow the Umm al-Qura calendar, worked out by your browser. Local moon sighting can move a date by a day, so Ramadan and the Eids are marked as expected dates.

Is anything I type saved?

Not unless you ask. A title or your own events stay on your device, and are kept there only if you tick the option to remember them.

Can I use and sell the printables?

Yes. You may print, copy and share them free for home, school or work, and you may sell printed copies or the PDFs, as long as the small print.dexaloop.com credit line on each page stays readable. The terms say when a licence is needed.

Make a printable

Free, no sign-up, and the PDF is made on your device.

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