Week Number Calculator
Find the ISO week number for any date. Includes US week numbering, fiscal week, academic week, quarter, bi-weekly period, and year overview with all 52/53 weeks.
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How to Use This Calculator
- Enter a year, month, and day to find its ISO week number, day of week, and position in the year.
- Use Week to Date to go the other way — find the Monday of any ISO week.
- Use Year Overview to see how many weeks a year has and when they start.
- The Professional tier adds fiscal week, academic week, and bi-weekly period numbers.
Formula
ISO Week: Find the Thursday of the date's week; that Thursday's year is the ISO week year. Week 1 is the week of year's first Thursday.
US Week = ⌈(Day of Year + Jan 1 day of week) ÷ 7⌉
Example
Example: March 22, 2026 → ISO Week 12, US Week 13, Q1, Day 81 of 365, 284 days remaining.
Frequently Asked Questions
- ISO 8601 week numbers run Monday to Sunday. Week 1 is the week containing the first Thursday of the year. A year has 52 or 53 ISO weeks.
- US weeks start on Sunday. Week 1 begins on January 1. This can result in partial first and last weeks, and the week numbers are generally 1 higher than ISO for dates early in the year.
- Yes — years where January 1 falls on Thursday, or leap years where it falls on Wednesday, have 53 ISO weeks. This happens about 5–6 times per decade.
- A fiscal week is counted from the start of your fiscal year (e.g., October 1 for US federal fiscal year). Week 1 = the first week of your fiscal year.
- Use the "Week to Date" tab — enter an ISO year and week number to get the Monday (start) of that week.