How Many Days Until Flag Day?
Time Remaining Until Flag Day
What is the Flag Day date in numbers?
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| DD-MM-YYYY | — |
| YYYY-MM-DD | — |
| MM/DD/YYYY | — |
| DD/MM/YYYY | — |
For ceremonies, school calendars, and displays, YYYY-MM-DD (ISO 8601) keeps Flag Day dates unambiguous.
“How many days until Flag Day?” — quick FAQ
Which Flag Day does this page track?
This page tracks the next U.S. Flag Day, observed on June 14. If today is before June 14, the countdown targets this year. Once your local time passes midnight at the start of June 14, it automatically moves to next year.
Is Flag Day the same date every year?
Yes. Flag Day is a fixed-date observance on June 14, commemorating the adoption of the U.S. flag. That fixed rule keeps planning simple for schools, municipalities, and organizations.
Does this match other Flag Day countdowns?
The headline uses calendar days, counting midnight-to-midnight and including today. A live breakdown below gives the remaining hours, minutes, and seconds for extra precision.
What can I use this for?
The tool is ideal for planning flag-raising ceremonies, classroom activities, community events, retail displays, and awareness campaigns without manual date math.
Does it account for my time zone?
Yes. All calculations run locally in your browser using your device’s clock and time zone; no personal data or location details are sent to our servers.
How do I copy the Flag Day date quickly?
Use the buttons under the main result: one copies the full written date, the other copies the ISO 8601
format (YYYY-MM-DD) for emails, schedules, and systems.
How this page calculates the Flag Day countdown
This page is tuned to answer a simple but important planning question: how many days are left until the next Flag Day? Because the observance always falls on June 14 in the United States, the underlying logic is straightforward and designed to be maintenance-free.
When you open the page, a small script reads your current local date and time directly from your device. It sets a target at June 14 of the current year and anchors that date to your local midnight at the start of Flag Day. If you are still before that moment, the countdown points to this year’s observance. Once your local time reaches or passes June 14, the script automatically advances the target to June 14 of the following year so the timer always looks ahead.
The bold number in the grey box uses a calendar-day method, counting how many midnight boundaries lie between “today” and Flag Day while including today in the total. This mirrors how people cross off dates on a wall calendar and prevents the main figure from shifting up and down during the day.
Beneath that, a live breakdown converts the remaining time into hours, minutes, and seconds until local midnight at the start of June 14. That dual presentation keeps the headline answer clean and scannable while giving organizers precise timing for ceremonies, flag etiquette lessons, social posts, promotions, or educational programs.
For clarity across teams and systems, the page prints the Flag Day date in multiple numeric formats and
surfaces its day-of-year index and
ISO week number. Using the ISO 8601 format
(YYYY-MM-DD) helps avoid confusion between regional styles like 06/14 and
14/06 when coordinating with partners or publishing schedules.
All computations run entirely in your browser—no external APIs and no export of your time-zone data. The inline calendar automatically opens to June with Flag Day highlighted, giving a quick visual anchor beside the countdown so you can see exactly where it lands in the year at a glance.