January 2013 calendar: 5 free templates in PDF format
Classic, minimalist, large-numeral and rainbow-color designs,
plus a three-month view. Free PDFs to download and print.
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Each file covers a single month, which is what makes these different from a year overview: every day gets a box big enough to actually write in. Appointments, deadlines, shifts and reminders sit where you can read them at arm's length, and the weeks either side of the one you are in stay visible without the rest of the year competing for the space.
Whether you need a monthly calendar for work, a study schedule, a content calendar, a habit tracker or somewhere to keep the family's appointments in January 2013 straight, these blank pages give you a starting point rather than a system to learn. While our weekly calendars suit detailed day-by-day planning, a month to a page is the level at which deadlines, rotas and commitments become comparable — close enough to see the detail, wide enough to spot what is coming.
Each calendar is a .pdf file that opens in any browser or PDF reader on Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android, so there is nothing to install. The layout is fixed and sized for US Letter paper, which means what you see on screen is exactly what comes out of the printer.
Federal holidays and long weekends in January 2013
January 2013 carries two federal holidays: New Year's Day on Tuesday, January 1 and Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Monday, January 21. Martin Luther King Jr. Day brings a three-day weekend at no cost in vacation days. With New Year's Day on a Tuesday, one vacation day on the Monday before does the same. January 2013 has 31 days and 23 weekdays, 21 of them clear once the two federal holidays are deducted.Ways to use a monthly calendar template
- Business and professional planning
Map out meetings, deadlines and active projects for January 2013, or use the page as a shift schedule, staff absence tracker or timesheet. A single month is short enough that a whole team can work from one printed copy without it going out of date. - Personal and family organization
Keep appointments, birthdays, school runs and household jobs in one place, and put the month up where everyone can see it. Fill in what you already know about January at the start of it and add the rest as it arrives. - Travel and vacation planning
Block out the days you are away in January, then fit flights, accommodation and connections around them. The month view also works well for a wedding, a house move or anything else with a run-up rather than a single date. - Academic and school scheduling
Lay out study sessions, homework deadlines, exam dates and reading, and see at a glance which weeks of January are heavy before they arrive. - Nothing in the way of your own notes
The calendars are blank where it counts, with nothing printed across the dates, so every box is yours to write in by hand. Print a fresh copy at the start of January, or as often as the old one fills up, and pin it to a wall, a bulletin board or the side of a desk where you will actually look at it.
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landscape orientation (3 templates)
landscape, 1 page
Template 1:
January 2013 calendar
landscape, rainbow colors
- blank monthly calendar on one page
- classic January planner in landscape orientation (horizontal) with ample writing space for notes and events under each day
- US edition with federal holidays
Download template 1
landscape, 1 page, large numerals
Template 2:
January 2013 calendar
landscape, large numerals
- monthly calendar on one page
- page orientation: landscape (horizontal)
- large numerals for easy legibility
- US edition with federal holidays
Download template 2
landscape, 1 page, small numerals
Template 3:
January 2013 calendar
landscape, small numerals
- blank monthly calendar on one page
- page orientation: landscape (horizontal)
- with ample writing space for notes and events under each day
- US edition with federal holidays
Download template 3
Monthly calendars for January 2013 in PDF format,
portrait orientation (2 templates)
portrait, 1 page
Template 4:
January 2013 calendar
portrait, rainbow colors
- blank monthly calendar on one page
- classic planner in portrait orientation (vertical) with ample writing space for notes and events under each day
- US edition with federal holidays
Download template 4
portrait, 1 page,
list view (days aligned vertically)
Template 5:
January 2013 calendar
portrait, list view (days vertical)
- blank monthly calendar on one page
- page orientation: portrait (vertical)
- with ample writing space for notes and events next to each day
- US edition with federal holidays
Download template 5
Monthly calendar January 2013 as image file
Online calendar January 2013
Monthly calendar for January 2013 with US federal holidays. Click on a holiday to receive more information about this event. See also: Yearly Online Calendar 2013
| February 2013 | ||||||
| January 2013 | ||||||
| Su | Mo | Tu | We | Th | Fr | Sa |
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | ||
| 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 |
| 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 |
| 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 |
| 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | ||
Legend: Federal holiday
United States Federal Holidays in January 2013
| Date | Day of the week | Federal holiday |
| January 1, 2013 | Tuesday | New Year's Day |
| January 21, 2013 | Monday | Martin Luther King Day |
Interesting facts about the month of January
The month of January is the first month of the year and the first of seven months that have 31 days (the others are March, May, July, August, October, and December). January's name derives from Janus, the name of the Roman god of beginnings and endings, entrances and exits, doors and gates, after whom the Romans called January Ianuarius. It belongs to the same word family as ianua, the Latin word for door.
- The zodiac signs for January are Capricorn (until about January 20*) and Aquarius (from about January 21*).
- January begins with the same day of the week as April and July in leap years, as October in non-leap years, and as May of the previous year in all years because there is never a leap day (February 29) between the two months.
- In 2013 January starts on a Tuesday and ends on a Thursday.
- Find out more about the month of January - events, symbolism and history.
Software and file compatibility
Every template is saved in PDF (.pdf) format, the ISO-standardized document format (ISO 32000) that every device can open.- Nothing to install
The file opens straight in the browser you are already using, on Windows, Mac, iPhone, iPad, Android and Chromebook alike, in Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox. Most computers also have a PDF viewer built in, such as Preview on a Mac or Microsoft Edge on Windows, so a double-click is usually all it takes. - Or use a dedicated PDF reader
Adobe Acrobat Reader is free for Windows, Mac, Android and iOS, and free alternatives such as Foxit Reader and Sumatra PDF open these files just as well. None of them is required: use one if you prefer it, not because the template needs it. - Open it from Google Drive
Upload the file to Google Drive and you can view and print it from anywhere you sign in, on any device, without installing anything. - Printing from a phone, tablet or Chromebook
You do not need a computer to get the template onto paper. On an iPhone or iPad, open the PDF and choose Share, then Print, and any AirPrint printer on your Wi-Fi will pick it up. On an Android phone the same works through the print option in the share menu. On a Chromebook, Ctrl+P sends it to any printer already set up in Chrome. If there is no printer within reach, save the file to a USB drive or email it to yourself and print your template at the office, at a library or at a print shop.