Age Calculator

The Age Calculator is extremely accurate, calculating age down to the exact day. It accounts for leap years, varying month lengths, and provides results in years, months, and days. You can also see the total number of days you've been alive.

Yes, you can calculate age as of any date, not just today. Enter the birth date and select a specific target date to see what the age was or will be on that date. This is useful for legal documents, historical records, or future planning.

Yes, the Age Calculator automatically accounts for leap years in its calculations. This ensures accurate age calculations for people born on or around leap days, including those born on February 29th.

The calculator provides comprehensive age information including: exact age in years, months, and days; total number of days lived; next birthday date; and days until the next birthday. Some versions also show age in other units like weeks or hours.

Absolutely! While designed for calculating human ages, the Age Calculator works for any date-based age calculation. Use it to calculate your pet's age, the age of a business, how long you've owned something, or any other duration from a start date.

For individuals born on February 29 (leap day), the calculator handles this special case correctly. In non-leap years, their birthday is typically celebrated on February 28 or March 1, and the calculator will accurately compute their age regardless.

Yes, beyond years, months, and days, the calculator can show your age in various units including total months lived, weeks lived, days lived, and even hours. This is useful for baby age tracking (measured in weeks/months), project timelines, or simply satisfying curiosity about your total life duration.

For legal and official documents, age is typically calculated as of a specific reference date. Enter the birth date and the relevant reference date (like application date, contract date, or eligibility cutoff date) to get the exact age needed for forms, applications, or legal requirements.

Absolutely! Calculate when someone will reach retirement age by using a target date corresponding to their retirement age. This helps with retirement planning, pension calculations, and understanding when you'll reach important age milestones for benefits and planning purposes.