New Moon
Mon, 15
Illumination: 0%
Moon phases for the current month, key new moon and full moon dates, plus a clear day-by-day calendar.
54%
Across the current month
June 2026
Mon, 15
Illumination: 0%
Mon, 22
Illumination: 54%
Tue, 30
Illumination: 100%
Mon, 8
Illumination: 49%
Mon
1
99%
Tue
2
96%
Wed
3
92%
Thu
4
86%
Fri
5
78%
Sat
6
69%
Sun
7
60%
Mon
8
49%
Tue
9
38%
Wed
10
28%
Thu
11
18%
Fri
12
10%
Sat
13
4%
Sun
14
1%
Mon
15
0%
Tue
16
2%
Wed
17
7%
Thu
18
14%
Fri
19
23%
Sat
20
33%
Sun
21
44%
Mon
22
54%
Tue
23
65%
Wed
24
74%
Thu
25
82%
Fri
26
89%
Sat
27
94%
Sun
28
97%
Mon
29
99%
Tue
30
100%
Mon
1
Full Moon
Illumination: 99%
Tue
2
Waning gibbous
Illumination: 96%
Wed
3
Waning gibbous
Illumination: 92%
Thu
4
Waning gibbous
Illumination: 86%
Fri
5
Waning gibbous
Illumination: 78%
Sat
6
Waning gibbous
Illumination: 69%
Sun
7
Last quarter
Illumination: 60%
Mon
8
Last quarter
Illumination: 49%
Tue
9
Last quarter
Illumination: 38%
Wed
10
Waning crescent
Illumination: 28%
Thu
11
Waning crescent
Illumination: 18%
Fri
12
Waning crescent
Illumination: 10%
Sat
13
Waning crescent
Illumination: 4%
Sun
14
New Moon
Illumination: 1%
Mon
15
New Moon
Illumination: 0%
Tue
16
New Moon
Illumination: 2%
Wed
17
Waxing crescent
Illumination: 7%
Thu
18
Waxing crescent
Illumination: 14%
Fri
19
Waxing crescent
Illumination: 23%
Sat
20
First quarter
Illumination: 33%
Sun
21
First quarter
Illumination: 44%
Mon
22
First quarter
Illumination: 54%
Tue
23
First quarter
Illumination: 65%
Wed
24
Waxing gibbous
Illumination: 74%
Thu
25
Waxing gibbous
Illumination: 82%
Fri
26
Waxing gibbous
Illumination: 89%
Sat
27
Waxing gibbous
Illumination: 94%
Sun
28
Full Moon
Illumination: 97%
Mon
29
Full Moon
Illumination: 99%
Tue
30
Full Moon
Illumination: 100%
June 2026 is shaped by four key Moon phases. The new moon falls on day 15, the first quarter on day 22, the full moon on day 30, and the last quarter on day 8. During the first part of the month the lunar disk gains brightness, reaches its peak near the full moon and then gradually wanes.
In a broad astrological context, the month moves between Gemini and Cancer. Use this calendar not as a prediction, but as a practical guide for sky watching, evening plans and understanding how bright the Moon will be on specific dates.
Moon phases are the visible changes in the illuminated part of the lunar disk as seen from Earth. They happen because the Moon changes position relative to Earth and the Sun.
A new moon is when the illuminated side is almost invisible from Earth. A full moon is when the disk is brightest. The first and last quarters are intermediate phases.
The illumination percentage shows how much of the visible lunar disk is lit by the Sun. The higher the value, the brighter the Moon appears at night.
Use it to quickly check which Moon phase falls on a specific date, when the key phases occur and how bright the Moon will be on that night.