Two weeks from today
Fourteen days is one of the most common legal and business periods. In the European Union and the UK, you have 14 days to cancel most online purchases without giving a reason, counted from the day you receive the goods. Many workplaces expect two weeks' notice before you leave, many invoices are due in 14 days, and a fortnight is the usual length of a sprint in software teams. It always lands on the same weekday as today.
14 days in other units
- 2 weeks
- About 0.5 months
- 336 hours
- 20,160 minutes
When people count 14 days
Common uses: a two-week notice, a 14-day return policy or quarantine. For working-day deadlines, use the business-days line, which skips Saturdays and Sundays.
FAQ
How long is the EU right to cancel online orders?
Fourteen days from the day you receive the goods (or sign the contract, for services). Shops can offer more, but not less.
What is the date 14 days from today?
The large date at the top of this page, calculated live from today in your own time zone.
How many weeks is 14 days?
2 weeks.
Does it count today?
No. Day 1 is tomorrow, so 1 day from today is tomorrow.