Large Print Calendar 2027: Free Printable Monthly Calendar (PDF)
Free to print for personal use, at home or in a care setting, as many times as you like.
A calendar only helps if you can read it from your chair. This free large print calendar puts one month on each page, with big bold dates, the weekday names spelled out, and boxes large enough to write appointments in. Download all of 2027 below, plus November and December 2026 to use right now.
Key takeaways
- Free large print calendar for all of 2027, in full color, one month per page, plus a year-at-a-glance page. No sign-up.
- November and December 2026 are a separate download, so you can start using it today.
- Dates are printed in 36-point bold type in near-black, and the weekday names are spelled out in full.
- Prefer to save ink? There is a black-and-white edition too.
- The boxes are left clear for your own notes — no holidays, moon phases or clutter printed in them.
- Prints on standard US Letter paper, landscape. On A4, choose "Fit to page".
Quick answer
Where can I get a free large print calendar for 2027?
Download it free here: the 2027 large print calendar (PDF) has one month per landscape page with extra-large bold dates and room to write, plus a year-at-a-glance page. For the rest of this year, print the November and December 2026 pages. Both print on ordinary Letter paper, and no email or sign-up is needed.
Download the free large print calendar
Choose the pages you need. Each file is an ordinary PDF that opens in any browser or PDF reader, and you can print it as many times as you like.
- Large Print Calendar 2027, color edition (PDF, 14 pages) — a cover, the year at a glance, then January to December 2027, one month per page, each in its own color.
- November and December 2026 (PDF, 2 pages) — to use from today until the new year.
- Large Print Calendar 2027, black and white (PDF, 13 pages) — the same month-per-page layout in black ink only, for when color ink is low.
You do not have to print the whole year at once. In the print window, type the page numbers you want — in the color edition page 3 is January and page 14 is December — and print a month or two at a time.
Printing tip
Choose Landscape and Actual size (or 100%). On A4 paper, choose Fit to page instead. A slightly heavier paper keeps the page flat on the wall or the fridge.

Sponsored Pick
RunStar 550 lb High-Capacity Scale
Heavier users who need a higher-capacity scale with a clear display
Check PriceWhat makes this calendar easier to read
Most free printable calendars are designed to fit as much as possible onto a page. This one is designed for reading at arm’s length:
- Big, bold dates. Every date is printed in 36-point bold type, in near-black, in the top corner of its box.
- Weekday names in full. SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY — not single letters, which are easy to confuse.
- One month per page. Landscape layout gives each day a box roughly an inch and a half wide, with room to write underneath the date.
- Color that helps, not distracts. Each month has its own deep color band, so the page is easy to tell apart at a glance — but the dates themselves stay dark on white for the strongest contrast. Weekends are lightly shaded.
- Nothing in the boxes but the date. No holidays, week numbers or moon phases — the space is yours for appointments, birthdays and reminders.
Using a calendar with someone who has memory loss
For someone whose memory is changing, a large, simple calendar in a fixed place can help them keep track of the day without having to ask. A few habits make it work better:
- Keep it in one place they pass every day — beside their chair, on the fridge, or by the bed — and do not move it.
- Cross off each day in the evening, so the next empty box is always "today".
- Write appointments in thick black marker, in a few plain words: "Doctor 10 am", "Anna visits".
- Keep only the current month up. A wall of twelve months is harder to follow than one.
A calendar works well alongside a dementia clock, which shows the day of the week and whether it is morning or evening in large words. Our dementia care printables have more simple sheets for the daily routine.
Tips if eyesight is the main problem
- Write with a black felt-tip marker rather than a ballpoint — a thick black line is much easier to read than thin pen.
- Hang it where the light is good, out of direct glare from a window.
- Keep a magnifier nearby for small print elsewhere; our guide to handheld magnifiers for seniors compares the options.
More free printables for every day
- Large print word search for seniors — 12 free puzzles in big, bold letters, with answers.
- Large print Sudoku for seniors — free puzzles in extra-large print, with answers.
- Daily schedule template for elderly parents — plan the hours of the day on one sheet.
- Daily medication tracker — check off every dose so none are missed or doubled.
- Printable chair yoga for seniors — a gentle seated routine to print and follow.
Frequently asked questions
Is this large print calendar really free?
Yes. All three PDFs download directly, with no email address, sign-up or payment. You can print them as many times as you like for personal use at home or in a care setting.
What size paper does the calendar print on?
It is laid out for US Letter paper (8.5 by 11 inches) in landscape. On A4 paper, choose "Fit to page" in the print window and it will scale down slightly to fit.
Why are there no holidays printed on the calendar?
The boxes are kept clear on purpose, so there is as much room as possible to write your own appointments and family dates in large letters. Add any holidays you mark by hand.
Will the color calendar use a lot of ink?
Less than it looks: the color is mainly in the band at the top of each page, and the day boxes are white. If color ink is low, print the black-and-white edition instead — it has the same month-per-page layout and large dates.
Can I print just one month?
Yes. In the print window, enter the page number of the month you want. In the color 2027 file, page 1 is the cover, page 2 is the year at a glance, page 3 is January and page 14 is December. In the black-and-white file, January is page 2.