A calendar that fits your product

From a simple date field to a booking flow, Vanilla Calendar Pro gives you control over what users can pick and how it looks.

• Zero dependencies. Use it with plain JavaScript or your favorite framework. TypeScript definitions are included.
• Small by choice. Import only the features and CSS you need; unused extensions stay out of your application bundle.
• Fast interactions. Responsive navigation and selection, with efficient handling of large date lists and ranges.
• Flexible date selection. Pick one date, several dates or a continuous range. Set initial selections and react to changes.
• The view you need. Show a month, several months side by side or a compact week. Jump straight to a month or year.
• Time, too. Add a 12- or 24-hour time picker, with configurable limits, steps and controls.
• Your availability rules. Limit dates, disable weekdays, block individual dates or ranges, or enable only specific days.
• Any language and locale. Localize labels, choose the first day of the week and define your own weekends and holidays.
• Week numbers. Display week numbers and respond to clicks on a week or weekday.
• Light, dark or your own. Follow the system theme, match your app's theme switcher or bring a custom theme.
• Your design. Customize colors with CSS variables, replace classes and rearrange the calendar's HTML layout.
• Touch and motion. Swipe between months, animate navigation and collapse to a week, with reduced-motion preferences respected.
• Accessible interaction. Keyboard navigation, screen-reader labels and managed focus come built in.
• Inline or in an input. Embed a calendar in the page or open it beside a field. Shadow DOM is supported for Web Components.
• Independent instances. Put several calendars on one page, each with its own settings and selection.
• Context for every date. Add date popups, range annotations and selection tooltips for events, availability or other details.

Explore the interactive examples →

Get started

npm install vanilla-calendar-pro
# or: pnpm add vanilla-calendar-pro

<div id="calendar"></div>

import { Calendar } from 'vanilla-calendar-pro';
import 'vanilla-calendar-pro/styles/core.css';

new Calendar('#calendar', {
  selectionDatesMode: 'multiple-ranged',
}).init();

To open the calendar from an input, use the same imports with inputMode: true:

<input type="text" id="calendar-input" aria-label="Choose a date">

new Calendar('#calendar-input', { inputMode: true }).init();

Add the features you need

For example, add a time picker and swipe navigation to the same calendar:

import { Calendar, motion, time } from 'vanilla-calendar-pro';
import 'vanilla-calendar-pro/styles/core.css';
import 'vanilla-calendar-pro/styles/motion.css';
import 'vanilla-calendar-pro/styles/time.css';

new Calendar('#calendar', {
  extensions: [motion, time],
  animation: true,
  enableSwipe: true,
  selectionTimeMode: 24,
}).init();

Also available: annotations for date popups and range tooltips, weeks for week features, and months for multiple-month calendars. See all extensions →

Upgrading? Existing options stay the same; ESM applications now need to import and register the extensions they use. Existing full CSS imports still work. Migration details →

Prefer a script tag? Use the CDN or download the complete package →

Make it look like your app

Use the built-in light and dark themes, let the calendar follow your app's theme, or create your own with CSS variables and custom layouts.

• A simple start: styles/core.css includes the core layout and both light/dark themes.
• Just the features you use: add matching styles such as styles/time.css or styles/weeks.css.
• Complete styling: styles/index.css includes every feature and both themes.
• Full control: import layout and theme parts separately to keep only your chosen theme.

Themes and customization → · Styles reference →

Browser support

Chrome 57+ · Firefox 52+ · Edge 80+ · Opera 44+ · Safari 10.1+. Date handling is tested across timezones and daylight-saving changes.

Support the project

This project is tested with BrowserStack.

Free and open source. If Vanilla Calendar Pro saves you time, a star or a coffee helps keep it growing.

Found a bug or have an idea? Open an issue.

MIT License · Made by Yury Uvarov.