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Hebrew to Gregorian Date Converter - Free Jewish Calendar Tool

Use Cases

Convert Jewish holiday dates to Gregorian

Find Yahrzeit (death anniversary) dates

Plan Bar/Bat Mitzvah

Research Jewish history

Coordinate with civil calendar

Tips

  • 1

    Enter the Hebrew year (e.g., 5784)

  • 2

    Check if it's a leap year (has Adar II)

  • 3

    Watch for Adar II in leap years

Common Mistakes

  • Confusing Adar and Adar II

  • Entering Gregorian year instead of Hebrew

  • Forgetting that month lengths vary

FAQs

How do I know the current Hebrew year?

Add 3760 or 3761 to the Gregorian year depending on the month. For example: 2024 = 5784 or 5785 Hebrew.

What is Adar II?

It is an extra month added in leap years (7 times every 19 years) to keep the calendar synchronized with seasons.

Why do some months have different lengths?

Cheshvan and Kislev may be 29 or 30 days to adjust year length, as there are three year types: deficient, regular, and complete.