Make a Pregnancy Photo Calendar
Nine months of waiting, one lifetime of wondering how it went so fast. Keep every stage of the bump.
Start your calendar — freePregnancy is the strangest timeline there is: nine months that crawl and fly at the same time. A pregnancy photo calendar captures each stage — the announcement, the growing bump, the nursery coming together — so you can hold onto a journey that's over before you know it.
Yearlify makes it simple: add a photo for each month of the journey, arrange them your way, and export a high-resolution keepsake to print or share. Free, no signup, and everything stays private on your device — including the months before you've announced.
Here are twelve prompts to carry you from the positive test all the way to those first days home.
Why make one?
The bump timeline you'll treasure
Month-by-month bump photos side by side are the single best way to see the journey — and you can't recreate them later.
Private until you announce
Photos are processed entirely in your browser, so you can document the early weeks long before anyone knows.
A beautiful announcement
The finished calendar doubles as a pregnancy announcement or a nursery wall piece once baby arrives.
Pairs with the first-year calendar
Make this one for the bump, then start a baby's first year calendar the month they arrive — the full story, in two frames.
12 pregnancy photo ideas, from test to home
Start wherever your story starts. One idea for each stage of the journey:
The positive test — the moment everything changed.
Your secret-keeping era: a selfie only the two of you understand yet.
The first ultrasound photo, tiny and impossible.
The announcement — however you told the world.
First bump photo where it's officially, undeniably a bump.
The gender reveal, the name shortlist, or the first kick reaction.
The nursery in progress — paint swatches and crib instructions.
The baby shower and the mountain of impossibly small clothes.
Full term: the final bump photo and the packed hospital bag.
The first photo of your baby — the one you'll never stop looking at.
The going-home outfit and the world's most careful car ride.
Sleepy newborn days: tiny fingers, big yawns, no sleep, all love.
Make yours in 3 steps
- 1.Open the free editor and add a photo to each month — drag and drop or upload.
- 2.Arrange, resize, and layer your photos until each month looks just right.
- 3.Export a high-resolution image to print, frame, or share.
Tips for great photos
- Take bump photos in the same spot, same outfit, same angle — the progression becomes striking.
- Photograph the small stuff too: the test, the ultrasound printouts, the hospital bracelet.
- Get in the photos even when you don't feel like it — you'll be so glad later.
- Note the week number in a small caption on each month.
Frequently asked questions
Pregnancy is nine months — how does a 12-month calendar work?+
Use the nine months of pregnancy plus the birth and first weeks home for the final frames — the journey doesn't end at the due date. You can arrange the months however you like.
Can I keep it private before we announce?+
Completely. All photos are processed locally in your browser with no account and no upload, so the early months stay your secret.
What about after the baby arrives?+
Start a baby's first year photo calendar with their birth month as Month 1 — it picks up exactly where this one ends.
Your photos stay yours. Everything is processed locally in your browser — your images are never uploaded, so even the most personal photos stay completely private.
More photo calendar ideas
Make a Baby's First Year Photo Calendar
Document month one to the first birthday with milestone photo prompts for every stage.
View ideasMake a Family Photo Calendar
Turn a year of family moments into one keepsake — a tradition you'll want to repeat every year.
View ideasMake a Photo Calendar for Grandparents
The gift grandparents actually want: a year of grandkid photos they can keep on the wall.
View ideasReady to make yours?
It's free, private, and takes just a few minutes. No signup required.
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