Personalised Desk Calendars

• 2 size/layout options
• Matte & premium glossy paper options
• Built-in stand & spiral binding
• Assortment of full-colour templates
• Professional, easy-to-use templates
• Instant, full-bleed image upload
• Vivid, high-quality printing

Looking for more calendar styles? Shop our Wall Calendars.

A gift from your biz that lasts all year

Looking for a gift that ticks all the boxes? Our personalised desk calendars are a practical way to add personality to desks, shelves or any tabletop – while keeping everyone on schedule. They also make memorable personal gifts for family and friends, with room for holiday photos, group shots or snaps of their doggy – all with beautiful quality that shows how much you care.

Extra-high quality for the price

With sharp, vibrant printing and durable paper, these 2026 desk calendars make high-quality and practical promotional gifts for businesses without breaking the bank. Our square option is printed on standard matte paper stock, while our rectangular option comes in standard matte or premium glossy paper. (We recommend the standard matte for writing on.) And with 2 compact sizes and a built-in stand for easy display, flip desk calendars keep your business looking bright in all types of workplaces – all year long.

Easy to create, reliable delivery

Get started by choosing your size. Next, choose a template and head to our design studio. You’ll be able to add photos, mark special dates and even choose your starting month. Once you’re done designing, we’ll print your desk calendar and send it to you. Your creation will arrive looking sleek and ready to perk up the office.

Better by Design

This item is part of our Better by Design collection, which connects you to responsibly sourced products. Learn more.

What Makes it Better

Responsibly Sourced Materials: Products made from responsibly sourced materials are designed to help reduce environmental impact. They're selected not only for the materials themselves, but also with consideration for the workers who farm and manufacture them, indigenous communities affected by production and the biodiversity in and around production areas.