Find out your exact age in years, months, days, weeks, and more.
Select your date of birth to calculate your age.
| System | How it counts | Where |
|---|---|---|
| International age | Starts at 0, increments on each birthday | Used almost everywhere, and what this tool reports |
| East Asian age | Starts at 1 at birth, increments at Lunar New Year | Traditional in China, Korea and Vietnam; now largely ceremonial |
| Korean “year age” | Current year minus birth year | Common in Korea for school and military cohorts, though South Korea standardised on international age in law from 2023 |
Because the birthday has not happened yet this year. Age counts completed years, so subtracting birth year from current year overstates age for anyone whose birthday falls later in the calendar.
The calculation works from real calendar dates rather than a fixed 365-day year, so leap days are counted exactly. This is why the day total differs from a naive years times 365 estimate.
This tool follows the calendar, so in non-leap years the birthday falls on 1 March. Legal practice varies — most common-law countries use 1 March, several civil-law systems use 28 February.
Yes. The second date defaults to today but accepts any date after the date of birth, which is useful for eligibility checks and retirement planning.
It uses the standard international convention, but for anything binding — pensions, visas, benefits — confirm against the rules of the relevant authority, which may define cut-offs differently.
No. The calculation runs entirely in your browser and nothing is transmitted or stored.