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September 2027 calendar details: start day, weekends, week numbers and moon phases
The key numbers for the ninth month of 2027, from its first Wednesday to its last Thursday: weekend count, ISO week numbers, the equinox, moon phases and the holiday picture.
- 30 daysWed 1 – Thu 30 Sep
- 8 weekend days4 Saturdays, 4 Sundays
- ISO weeks 35 to 39Week 36 begins Mon 6 Sep
- Full moon 15 Sep23:03 UTC · Harvest Moon
- Equinox 23 Sep06:02 UTC
Reading the September 2027 grid
The month begins on a Wednesday and ends on a Thursday, so Wednesdays and Thursdays occur five times (1, 8, 15, 22, 29 and 2, 9, 16, 23, 30) while every other weekday occurs four times. That leaves exactly 8 weekend days, which is the lowest a 30-day month can have. A Monday-first grid needs 5 rows, with two empty boxes before the 1st and three after the 30th.
Counting only Monday to Friday gives 22 working days, or 21 where the first Monday is a public holiday, as it is for US Labor Day (6 Sep). September also closes the third quarter on Thursday 30, which matters for budgets, sales targets and school reports.
Astrologically the Sun is in Virgo until 22 September and in Libra from 23 September. The month’s birthstone is the sapphire, and its birth flowers are the aster and the morning glory. In ISO 8601 terms the first five days belong to week 35, and the final week, 27–30 September, is week 39.
September 2027 moon phases and the Harvest Moon
Wed 15 Sep brings the full Harvest Moon (UTC), and the month closes with a new moon on Thu 30 Sep. Quarter phases fall on 7 and 23 Sep.
| Phase | UTC | India (IST) |
|---|---|---|
| First Quarter | Tue 7 Sep, 18:32 | Wed 8 Sep, 00:02 |
| Full Moon (Harvest Moon) | Wed 15 Sep, 23:03 | Thu 16 Sep, 04:33 |
| Last Quarter | Thu 23 Sep, 10:21 | Thu 23 Sep, 15:51 |
| New Moon | Thu 30 Sep, 02:36 | Thu 30 Sep, 08:06 |
The previous new moon arrives just before the month starts (Tue 31 Aug, 17:41 UTC), so the sky is dark on 1 September and the crescent builds through the first week. The full moon of 15 September is the one nearest the 23 September equinox, which is why it is named the Harvest Moon. Because it falls late on 15 September UTC, anywhere east of about UTC+1 sees it dated Thu 16 Sep; in India (UTC+5:30) it appears on Thu 16 Sep and the new moon on Thu 30 Sep. Switch Moon dates in time zone in the maker and the printed icons follow your region.
Many lunar calendars also anchor September festivals to this cycle. The 8th lunar month in China begins on the new moon of 31 Aug/1 Sep, which places Mid-Autumn Festival on the full moon of Wed 15 Sep, and Korea’s Chuseok is centred on the same date.
September public holidays by country, 2027–2030
Fourteen countries and territories, covering September 2027 to 2030. Choose one under Holidays (2027–2030) in the maker and its dates print on the calendar in small red type, with a colour picker if you prefer another shade. Seven of the fourteen have no September public holiday in 2027, which is itself useful to know.
| Country | Dates | Holiday |
|---|---|---|
| Australia | Mon 27 Sep | King’s Birthday (WA only) |
| Canada | Mon 6 Sep Thu 30 Sep | Labour Day Truth & Reconciliation Day (federal) |
| Hong Kong | Thu 16 Sep | Day after Mid-Autumn Festival |
| India | Sat 4 Sep Sun 12 Sep | Ganesh Chaturthi (many states) Thiruvonam / Onam (Kerala) |
| Ireland | — | No public holiday in September |
| Malaysia | Thu 16 Sep | Malaysia Day |
| New Zealand | — | No public holiday in September |
| Philippines | — | No public holiday in September |
| Singapore | — | No public holiday in September |
| South Africa | Fri 24 Sep | Heritage Day |
| St. Helena | — | No public holiday in September |
| United Arab Emirates | — | No public holiday in September |
| United Kingdom | — | No public holiday in September |
| United States | Mon 6 Sep | Labor Day |
Labor Day in the United States and Labour Day in Canada share Monday 6 September. Hong Kong’s day after Mid-Autumn Festival and Malaysia Day both land on Thursday 16 September, and South Africa’s Heritage Day is Friday 24 September. Western Australia keeps the King’s Birthday on Monday 27 September, while other Australian states hold it in June or October. In India, Ganesh Chaturthi (Saturday 4 September) and Thiruvonam (Sunday 12 September, Kerala) are regional holidays. Ireland, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, St. Helena, the United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom have no September public holiday.
September 2027 week numbers: ISO 35–39, US 36–40
Mid-year week numbers are where systems disagree most. September sits deep inside the year, so ISO and US counts differ by one for much of the month.
| Dates (Mon–Sun) | ISO 8601 week | US / Canada week |
|---|---|---|
| Wed 1 – Sun 5 Sep | Week 35 | Week 36 (1–4 Sep), Week 37 (5 Sep) |
| Mon 6 – Sun 12 Sep | Week 36 | Week 37 (6–11 Sep), Week 38 (12 Sep) |
| Mon 13 – Sun 19 Sep | Week 37 | Week 38 (13–18 Sep), Week 39 (19 Sep) |
| Mon 20 – Sun 26 Sep | Week 38 | Week 39 (20–25 Sep), Week 40 (26 Sep) |
| Mon 27 – Thu 30 Sep | Week 39 | Week 40 (27–30 Sep) |
2027 starts on a Friday, so ISO week 1 begins on Mon 4 Jan, while the US system treats the week of 27 Dec 2026 – 2 Jan 2027 as week 1. Carrying those starting points forward for 35 weeks produces September’s numbers. Choosing US / Canada or Middle East in the maker numbers the rows with true year-to-date week counts, not just 1 to 5; “simple” numbering counts the rows of the month from 1, and a no-week option removes the column.
Festivals and awareness days in September 2027
Festivals, national days and awareness days that fall on the 2027 grid, including many that are not public holidays. Religious dates follow common Indian calendars and can shift by a day regionally.
| Date | Observance | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Wed 1 Sep | Meteorological autumn / spring begins; Wattle Day | North / South Hemisphere; Australia |
| Sat 4 Sep | Ganesh Chaturthi | India (Delhi calendar) |
| Sun 5 Sep | Teachers’ Day; Father’s Day | India; Australia and New Zealand |
| Mon 6 Sep | Labor Day / Labour Day | USA, Canada |
| Tue 7 Sep | Independence Day | Brazil |
| Wed 8 Sep | International Literacy Day | Worldwide (UN) |
| Sat 11 Sep | Patriot Day | USA |
| Sun 12 Sep | Onam; Grandparents Day | Kerala; USA |
| Tue 14 Sep | Ganesh Visarjan (Anant Chaturdashi) | India |
| Wed 15 Sep | Mid-Autumn Festival; Chuseok; start of Hispanic Heritage Month | East Asia; USA |
| Thu 16 Sep | Independence Day; Malaysia Day | Mexico; Malaysia |
| Fri 17 Sep | Constitution Day | USA |
| Sat 18 Sep | Fiestas Patrias | Chile |
| Mon 20 Sep | Respect for the Aged Day | Japan |
| Tue 21 Sep | International Day of Peace | Worldwide (UN) |
| Thu 23 Sep | September equinox (06:02 UTC); Autumnal Equinox Day | Worldwide; Japan |
| Fri 24 Sep | Heritage Day | South Africa |
| Mon 27 Sep | World Tourism Day | Worldwide (UN) |
| Wed 29 Sep | Michaelmas (quarter day); World Heart Day | UK; worldwide |
| Thu 30 Sep | National Day for Truth and Reconciliation; end of US federal fiscal year | Canada; USA |
These are context dates rather than days off. For the official public holidays of 14 countries, use the country list in the maker; for anything else, add the Holiday marker icon to the date and tint the cell. Teachers’ Day (5 Sep) and Ganesh Chaturthi (4 Sep) both fall on a weekend this year.
Equinox day and a month that flips the seasons
September is the pivot month: one half of the planet turns towards autumn while the other warms into spring.
Northern Hemisphere
Meteorological autumn starts on 1 September and runs to 30 November. At mid-latitudes the days shorten by roughly two to three minutes each day around the equinox, and the lost light is what drives leaf colour and harvest timing.
Southern Hemisphere
The same date opens meteorological spring. Gardens in Australia, southern Africa and South America wake up, and 1 September is celebrated as Wattle Day in Australia.
Equinox on Thu 23 Sep
The Sun crosses the celestial equator southwards at 06:02 UTC. Day and night are close to equal everywhere, though not exactly 12 hours each because of atmospheric refraction. In the Americas the moment lands on 22 Sep local time.
Why the Harvest Moon matters
Around the equinox the moon rises only a little later each evening in the north, giving several nights of early moonrise. Farmers once used the glow to bring crops in, and that is the origin of the name.
Storm and monsoon watch
The Atlantic hurricane season peaks around the 10th of the month, while the Indian south-west monsoon begins its withdrawal from the north-west of the country in late September.
Planning for the swing
Mark the equinox and the Harvest Moon on your sheet, then add clock-change reminders for October if you live where daylight saving ends. A blank September page makes it easy to see them all at once.
September 2027 term and quarter-end planner
For millions of people September is when the working year really starts, and it ends with a hard deadline on the 30th.
- Week 1 (1–5 Sep): settle inWednesday opens the month, so many schools and offices start midweek. Print the sheet, tint the first day of term and note uniform, timetable and equipment deadlines on the dates they fall due.
- Week 2 (6–12 Sep): set the rhythmA Labor Day Monday in North America makes this a four-day week there. Add clubs, lessons and after-school sports with the Meeting or Calendar-style icons so recurring slots stand out.
- Weeks 3–4 (13–26 Sep): mid-month checkpointsThis stretch is a good time for parent evenings, first assessments and autumn health appointments. The equinox on the 23rd is a natural reminder to review habits and schedules.
- Week 5 (27–30 Sep): close the quarterQ3 ends on Thursday 30 September. Place Deadline or Money icons on invoices, expense claims and report submissions, and leave Friday 1 October free for hand-overs.
Four steps to your own printable September 2027 sheet
The maker runs locally in your browser tab, so a finished page is only a few clicks away.
- Configure the basicsThe left column controls the year, week numbering, first weekday, weekend tint, moon icons, orientation and paper size. For September 2027 the Monday-first default shows weeks 35 to 39; switch to Sunday-first if your school or office week starts then.
- Pick a design and fontBrowse the twenty-four designs above the preview and choose a typeface on the right. Bold, high-contrast designs work for a classroom wall; softer ones suit a home planner or a desk pad.
- Tap the dates that matterSelecting a day opens a small editor titled with that date. Enter a short note, choose its colour, tint the cell, and attach an icon such as Birthday, Meeting or Deadline, then press Save.
- Save, print or sendDownload a PDF for a printer, a PNG for slides, or a JPG for a messaging app. You can also copy the share link to give someone the exact page you built.
Getting a clean printout of September
- Agree on paper size. Select A4, Letter or whatever you own in the maker and in the printer dialog. A mismatch is the usual reason a bottom row or a border is cut off.
- Choose PDF for the printer. The file embeds the page size and orientation you picked, so a print shop or home driver reproduces the layout faithfully.
- Use PNG for slides and documents. The lossless format keeps hairline grid rules and tiny icons sharp when dropped into a presentation or newsletter.
- Use JPG for quick sharing. It is much lighter, which helps when you post to a class group chat or attach several months to one email.
- Try the stretch option. With five rows, September 2027 can look short on a tall page; “Stretch to page” enlarges the rows so the grid fills the sheet, in portrait and in landscape.
- Save ink with the black-and-white styles. Classic B&W and the ten black-and-white designs use far less toner than shaded themes, and they photocopy cleanly for a class set.
Picking a September design for the wall, desk or fridge
All twenty-four designs use the same dates, week numbers, moon icons and holiday labels. Only colour, type and layout change.
Classic Print
A bordered title box with “September 2027” centred above a ruled seven-column grid. It reads like the paper calendars that hang in school staff rooms, and it is the default look of this page.
Lines
A large, light condensed “September 2027” on the left with a fine black grid and full weekday names. It stays airy even with a week-number column and holiday labels switched on.
Rainbow
Every weekday column has its own pastel shade, with matching cell tints. Children follow it easily, which suits a classroom wall in the first weeks of term.
List View
One line per day, thirty in September, with weekends warmly shaded. Works well for shift rotas, training logs and agenda-style planning.
Elegant
A serif “SEPTEMBER” on the left and the year on the right above a rounded grid. In landscape the notes panel sits beside the table.
Script
A hand-lettered “September” floats over a huge faint year above a teal header row. The most ornamental design, popular as a gift or for a family planner.
Classic Black & White
Pure black on white for photocopiers and school offices. It uses the least toner and keeps small icons and holiday labels crisp.
Simple White
Soft grey rules with blue accents and plenty of breathing room. A safe choice for a first-week-of-term timetable.
Ocean Blue
A pale blue sheet with a strong navy grid, calm enough for a study desk and tidy enough for a reception notice board.
Forest Green
Soft sage tones that echo early-autumn gardens. Suits a kitchen noticeboard, a greenhouse wall or a harvest-season planner.
Sunset Peach
Warm cream with burnt-orange accents, the closest match to turning leaves. A natural pick for a family autumn schedule.
Lavender
Gentle violet tones with a confident purple header. Many students choose it for revision plans and reading logs.
Minimal Gray
Slate type on an off-white page that fades into the wall until you need a date. Good for busy offices.
Boxed Days
Every date sits in its own small square, Saturdays in blue and Sundays in red, with room below for homework, shifts or meal plans.
Black & white collection
Ten ink-friendly designs for September: Plain, Note Cells, Ledger, Weekend Blocks, Tabs, Lined Notes, Diagonal, Receipt, Certificate and Calligraphy. Lined Notes and Note Cells give extra writing room for term plans, while Receipt and Ledger suit quarter-end tallies. Notes, icons, moon phases and holiday labels all work with them.
Everything you can switch on for September 2027
Each layer is optional. Leave the sheet empty for a plain blank page, or stack features for a busy month.
Twenty-four designs
Fourteen colour layouts, from Classic Print and Lines to Rainbow, Elegant and Script, plus ten black-and-white styles for low-ink printing. Each one changes the structure, not just the colour.
Five week-number options
ISO 8601, US / Canada, the Saturday-start Middle East count, simple row numbering or none, plus a separate “week starts on” choice.
Moon phase marks
A solid gold disc for the full Harvest Moon on 15 September and a hollow ring for the new moon on 30 September, placed on the date for your chosen time zone.
Public holidays for 14 countries
Pick Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, South Africa, St. Helena, the UAE, the UK or the US, for 2027 to 2030. Labels appear in small type on each date.
Notes, tints and 24 icons
Add a note, recolour its text, shade the cell and choose a marker such as Birthday, Meeting, Deadline, Travel, Money or Done. Notes stay attached to their date.
Notes box and To-Do list
Two optional panels under the grid give you free writing space and a checklist, handy for term goals or a quarter-end task list.
Weekend tint and orientation
Colour every Saturday and Sunday at once or keep each design’s own look. Portrait and landscape flip the sheet, and “Stretch to page” now fills either orientation.
Fonts and a custom title
Choose a typeface and title colour, or replace “September 2027” with your own heading such as a class name or team rota.
Links that carry settings
The share panel encodes your choices and notes into one address for WhatsApp, Gmail, email, X, Facebook, LinkedIn or any chat.
Practical ways to use a September page
New term, harvest, festival season and quarter-end: this month asks for a visible plan.
Back-to-school timetable
Colour each school day differently, tint sports days, and add the Home icon for early finishes. Stick the printout inside a cupboard door or on a locker.
Teacher and tutor planning
Log assessment dates, parent evenings and marking deadlines on the thirty boxes, then print A3 for the staff room and A5 for a lesson diary.
Quarter-end finance
Put Money icons on invoice dates and a Deadline marker on Thursday 30, so VAT, payroll and expense closes are never a surprise.
Festival and family dates
Track Ganesh Chaturthi, Onam, Mid-Autumn Festival or a harvest supper with Party and Gift icons, so relatives know when to travel.
Autumn fitness block
Plan a ten-week training run that ends in November. Tint each session day and use Done ticks to see the streak build through the month.
Travel and shoulder season
September is a quieter, cheaper travel month in much of Europe. Mark flights, hotel check-ins and days off in one view before booking.
How the maker stores notes, sizes pages and builds links
Notes are tied to calendar dates
Each note is saved under its full date, for example YYYY-09-15, along with its text colour, optional cell tint and optional icon. Changing the template, adding week numbers, rotating to landscape or resizing the window never detaches a note from its day. The note editor is separate from the printable sheet, so it never appears in a download. Footer text is the opposite: it belongs to the entire page and stays in place when you change years.
Holidays are labels, not notes
Choosing a country writes a small label in the top-right corner of each matching date, in the colour you pick. Because they are drawn from built-in lists rather than saved as notes, they never overwrite your own text, and they only appear for 2027 to 2030. Switching country or colour re-draws the sheet instantly.
Weekend colour, page size and direction
A single weekend colour is saved with your settings and applied through a modifier class, overriding each design’s own Saturday and Sunday styling while leaving a note’s personal tint on top. The paper control sets both the PDF dimensions and a matching @page rule, so the browser’s print window opens on the right sheet. Landscape swaps width and height without rotating any content, which keeps text upright.
What a share link contains
Only the options that differ from the defaults are turned into JSON, encoded as UTF-8 and placed after #s= as URL-safe base64. When someone opens the link, the page decodes that fragment before drawing anything. Fragments are never sent to a server, so nothing leaves the device. Viewing a shared sheet does not overwrite your own saved settings until you change something, and Reset clears both the stored copy and the fragment.
Curious facts about September
A handful of oddities about the month that mislabels itself.
- A “seventh” month in ninth placeThe name comes from the Latin septem, meaning seven, because September once sat seventh in the Roman year that started in March. The same drift explains October, November and December.
- Always matches DecemberSeptember has 30 days, October 31 and November 30, which is exactly 91 days or 13 weeks. So 1 September and 1 December fall on the same weekday in every year, leap or not.
- One of four 30-day monthsApril, June, September and November are the short ones in the old knuckle rhyme. Together with February they are the only months under 31 days.
- Sapphire, aster and morning gloryThe September birthstone is the sapphire, associated with wisdom, and its flowers are the aster and the morning glory.
- Virgo gives way to LibraThe Sun is in Virgo to 22 September and enters Libra on 23 September, the day of the 2027 equinox.
- A peak for birthdaysIn US birth records, early-to-mid September dates, with 9 September a frequent top entry, tend to rank among the most common birthdays.
- Hurricane season’s high pointAtlantic storms statistically peak near 10 September, which is why coastal planners watch the month closely.
- Oktoberfest starts earlyMunich’s Oktoberfest opens in September and runs into the first days of October. Moving it earlier in the 1800s gave visitors milder evenings.
Where September came from
From a Roman seventh month to a month that lost eleven days.
- Early RomeThe ten-month calendar began in March, so Septembris was the seventh month and held 30 days.
- Each SeptemberRomans held the Ludi Romani games in honour of Jupiter in early to mid September, a major fixture of the civic year.
- 46 BCJulius Caesar’s reform moved the start of the year to January. September kept its name and 30-day length despite now being ninth.
- 1st century ADEmperor Domitian briefly renamed September “Germanicus” after his northern campaigns. The name was dropped after his death in 96 AD.
- Until 1700Russia counted its new year from 1 September, following the Byzantine custom, until Peter the Great moved it to 1 January.
- 1752Britain and its colonies adopted the Gregorian calendar. The day after 2 September was 14 September, so eleven dates vanished.
- 1792France’s Republican Calendar started on 22 September, the autumn equinox, with that day becoming the first of Year I.
- 1882 and 1894New York held its first Labor Day parade on 5 September 1882. The US made Labor Day a federal holiday on the first Monday of September in 1894.
Famous people born in September
Monarchs, novelists, physicists and performers whose birthdays fall in the ninth month.
September 2027 calendar: common questions
Where can I download a blank printable September 2027 calendar?
Use the maker at the top of this page. It opens an empty September 2027 grid you can print immediately or save as a PDF, PNG or JPG. There is no registration, no watermark and no upload. Leave the notes empty for a plain blank sheet.
What day does September 2027 start and end on?
It starts on Wednesday 1 September and ends on Thursday 30 September. Because 2027 is a common year, the month sits one weekday later than it did in 2026, when it began on a Tuesday.
How many weekend days and working days are in September 2027?
There are 8 weekend days: Saturdays on the 4th, 11th, 18th and 25th, and Sundays on the 5th, 12th, 19th and 26th. That leaves 22 Monday-to-Friday days, or 21 in places that observe Labor Day on Monday 6 September.
Which ISO week numbers fall in September 2027?
Weeks 35 to 39. Week 35 covers 1–5 September, week 36 starts Monday 6 September, week 37 on the 13th, week 38 on the 20th and week 39 on the 27th. The final week is only four days long (27–30 September).
What are the US week numbers for September 2027?
With Sunday-start weeks and week 1 containing 1 January, September runs from week 36 to week 40. For example, 1–4 September is week 36, 5–11 September is week 37 and 26–30 September is week 40.
When is the full moon in September 2027?
The full Harvest Moon occurs on 15 September at about 23:03 UTC, which is 16 September in India and most of Asia and Australia. First quarter is on 7 September, last quarter on 23 September, and the new moon on 30 September at about 02:36 UTC.
Why is the September full moon called the Harvest Moon?
The name goes to the full moon closest to the September equinox. In 2027 the equinox is on 23 September and the full moon of 15 September is the nearest, so it carries the title. Around that time the moon rises at similar hours on successive evenings, giving extra light for evening field work.
Can I show moon phases in my own time zone?
Yes. Open “Moon dates in time zone” and pick a region. For India, for example, the full moon moves to Thursday 16 September while the new moon stays on Thursday 30 September.
When is the autumn equinox in 2027?
The September equinox is on Thursday 23 September 2027 at 06:02 UTC. That is the evening of 22 September in the Americas and the morning of 23 September in Europe, Asia and Australia. It starts astronomical autumn in the north and spring in the south.
Which public holidays fall in September 2027?
Labor Day in the US and Labour Day in Canada (Monday 6), Hong Kong’s day after Mid-Autumn Festival and Malaysia Day (Thursday 16), South Africa’s Heritage Day (Friday 24), the King’s Birthday in Western Australia (Monday 27) and Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Day (Thursday 30, federal). In India, Ganesh Chaturthi (Saturday 4) and Thiruvonam in Kerala (Sunday 12) are regional holidays.
When is US Labor Day from 2027 to 2030?
Labor Day is the first Monday of September: 6 September 2027, 4 September 2028, 3 September 2029 and 2 September 2030. Canada’s Labour Day falls on the same dates.
Which countries have no public holiday in September?
In 2027 the list is Ireland, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, St. Helena, the United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom. Australia has none nationally, only the Western Australian King’s Birthday on 27 September 2027. Check the holiday table above for later years.
Can I add public holidays to the calendar?
Yes. Choose a country under “Holidays (2027–2030)” in the maker, from Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, South Africa, St. Helena, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom or the United States. Its September holidays appear in small type in the top-right of each date, and you can change their colour.
Which festivals and awareness days fall in September 2027?
Highlights include Teachers’ Day in India (Sunday 5), International Literacy Day (Wednesday 8), Mid-Autumn Festival and Chuseok (Wednesday 15), Mexican Independence Day (Thursday 16), Chile’s Fiestas Patrias (Saturday 18), the International Day of Peace (Tuesday 21), the equinox (Thursday 23) and World Tourism Day (Monday 27).
Is September 2027 the end of a financial quarter?
Yes. The third calendar quarter ends on Thursday 30 September 2027, and the US federal fiscal year also closes that day. Use the Deadline or Money icons to flag invoices and reports due before then.
Which paper size is best for a September wall planner?
A3 or Tabloid give the most room for notes on a wall. A4 and Letter suit home printers and binders, A5 fits a desk or diary, and A6 works as a pocket card. All of them print in portrait or landscape.
How do I add notes, colours and icons to specific days?
Click or tap any date in the live preview. In the popup, type a short note, set its text colour, shade the cell and choose one of the 24 marker icons. The popup is not part of any exported PDF, PNG or JPG.
What are the Notes box and To-Do list options?
Under “Notes box & To-Do list” in the maker you can switch on a free-writing box and a checklist below the calendar. Both are included in the printed sheet and the exported files.
Can I share my September sheet and keep all the settings?
Yes. Press Copy link or use a share button. The link contains your year, design, font, week system, holiday country, weekend tint and notes, so the recipient sees the same page without any upload.
How do I clear everything and start again?
Use Reset to defaults at the bottom of the setup column. It removes notes, colours and layout choices, deletes the saved copy from this browser and strips any share data from the address.
Are my September notes saved between visits?
They are kept in your browser’s local storage on this device and are never uploaded. Reopening the page in the same browser brings them back, but clearing site data removes them.
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