Age Calculator — How Old Am I Exactly?
Enter your birthday to see your precise age in years, months, days, hours, and minutes.
How Age Is Calculated
Exact age calculation works by counting complete years first, then complete months within the remaining period, then remaining days — always accounting for leap years and variable month lengths.
The Algorithm
Starting from the birth date, the calculator advances by one year at a time until the next year would exceed today. Then it advances one month at a time. Any remaining days are counted separately. This ensures February birthdays, leap years, and month-end dates (like Jan 31 → Feb 28/29) are always handled correctly.
Leap Day Birthdays (Feb 29)
If you were born on February 29, your official birthday in non-leap years is treated as March 1. The next-birthday countdown reflects this: in a non-leap year it counts down to March 1; in a leap year to February 29.
Planetary Ages
To find your age on another planet, divide your total age in Earth days by that planet's orbital period. Mercury's year is 87.97 Earth days, so a 30-year-old is about 124.5 Mercury years old. Jupiter's year is 4,332.6 Earth days, making the same person just 2.5 Jupiter years old.