Why generate date lists instead of typing them?
Finance, logistics, analytics, and media teams routinely need contiguous civil dates, weekday filters, or month anchors. Typing thousands of cells invites transposition errors—especially when regions disagree on whether 03/04/2026 means 3 April or 4 March. Here you declare the rule explicitly (ISO, day-first, or month-first), preview the first rows, and export machine-ready CSV or Excel with optional solar Hijri and approximate Hijri columns for cross-border datasets.
Privacy and performance
Generation runs entirely in your browser: files are not uploaded to a server. A row cap keeps older devices responsive; if you need more than the limit, split the project by quarter or switch to a coarser rhythm (for example, weekly or first-of-month).
- Semicolon CSV plus optional UTF-8 BOM for European Excel defaults
- Weekday-only series for five-day business calendars
- Monthly patterns for billing cycles and KPI months
- Optional solar Hijri (Jalali) numeric and English month labels beside civil dates
Pair this generator with our bulk CSV converter when you already have mixed calendar sources and need validation in bulk. Together they cover both directions: synthesize clean sequences here, or normalize uploaded rows there.
