Open a spreadsheet, choose the date column and the calendar, and get every date converted in a new column: Gregorian to Hijri, Persian, Hebrew and more, or Hijri back to Gregorian.
Your files never leave your device
Dates are converted with the calendar data built into modern browsers: Islamic (Umm al-Qura, tabular and astronomical), Persian (Solar Hijri), Hebrew, Buddhist, Indian national, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Minguo, Coptic and Ethiopic. Calendar names appear in your language.
The numeric style (year/month/day with 0–9 digits) is easy to sort and filter. The long and full styles write the month name, and the full style adds the weekday, in the language you choose. The rest of your sheet is kept as it is.
Yes. Set “Dates written as text are in” to the Hijri calendar and the target calendar to Gregorian.
You can choose Umm al-Qura (official in Saudi Arabia), the tabular (civil) Islamic calendar or the astronomical one. They can differ by a day.
Only if you choose so. By default the result goes into a new column next to the original.
XLSX, XLS, XLSM, XLSB, ODS and CSV. CSV files are saved as CSV, the others as XLSX.
Their content was not recognized as a date, or the date does not exist in the source calendar. The preview shows how many.
No. The file is read and converted in your browser and never leaves your device.