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Date format converter

Rewrite one calendar date in several common formats at once.

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Results update as you type. The formula and assumptions are explained below the calculator.

Converted date

2026-11-10

ISO 86012026-11-10
US month-first11/10/2026
European day-first10/11/2026
Long textNovember 10, 2026
WeekdayTuesday

Month-first and day-first strings are ambiguous when both values are 12 or less. Include the month name or ISO format when clarity matters.

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How to convert a date format

Pick the date and the style you need.

1

Choose the date

Use the calendar date from the source document.

2

Pick a preferred style

The main result shows that style; all formats appear below.

3

Check the weekday

A mismatched weekday is a quick signal that day and month were swapped.

What does this tool do?

Different systems expect different date strings: ISO 8601 for data exchange, month-first for US forms and day-first in much of the world. Pick a date and see the same day written each way, plus the weekday to catch ordering mistakes.

The Formula

Same calendar date rendered as ISO 8601, US month-first, European day-first and long text

Frequently Asked Questions

Which format is safest for data exchange?

ISO 8601 (YYYY-MM-DD) sorts correctly and cannot be confused with a day-first date. Use it for APIs, filenames and database fields.

Why is 03/04/2026 ambiguous?

It means 4 March in day-first regions and 3 April in month-first regions. The long-text row resolves the ambiguity.