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Free Hebrew Date Converter

Convert any date between the Gregorian and Hebrew (Jewish) calendars — with Hebrew-numeral (gematria) output, native-script month names, and Adar I/II handled in leap years.

Works offline once loaded
Conversion mode

Gregorian date → Hebrew date

The Hebrew day begins at nightfall, so an evening event belongs to the next Hebrew date.

Holidays by year

Diaspora dates. Holidays begin at nightfall the evening before.

📅 Everything runs in your browser — no dates are ever sent anywhere or added to the page's web address.

How It Works

The tool implements the Hebrew calendar's molad (mean lunar conjunction) calculation and its four dehiyyot postponement rules directly, converting through a shared day-count so every date lines up exactly with the traditional calendar — no calendar library or browser API required.

  1. 1
    Pick a direction
    Switch between Gregorian → Hebrew and Hebrew → Gregorian with the mode toggle.
  2. 2
    Enter a date
    Use the date picker for a Gregorian date, or type a Hebrew day, month, and year — the month list adjusts automatically for Adar I/II in leap years.
  3. 3
    Read the result
    See the converted date in English transliteration and in Hebrew script with gematria numerals, plus the weekday and leap-year status.
  4. 4
    Copy what you need
    Copy either the English or Hebrew-script form of the result to your clipboard.

Every conversion happens locally in your browser using pure calendar arithmetic. No date you enter is ever sent to a server or written into the page's URL.

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