If you've ever built a Flutter app for a Hebrew-speaking or Jewish audience, you've probably needed users to pick a date — and see the Hebrew date along with the Gregorian one.

Flutter's built-in showDatePicker only knows the Gregorian calendar, so I built hebrew_date_picker: a Material-style date picker that shows both calendars side by side.

What it does

• Every day cell shows the Gregorian day and the Hebrew day in letters (12 / א׳)
• The month title shows the Hebrew months it covers (September 2026 / אלול–תשרי תשפ״ז)
• The header shows the full Hebrew date of the selected day
• Tapping the month title opens a year grid with both Gregorian and Hebrew years
• A range picker for selecting start and end dates
• Optional marking of Yamim Tovim

Installation

dependencies: hebrew_date_picker: ^0.5.0 

Usage

The simplest way is a ready-made form field:

HebrewDateFormField( firstDate: DateTime(2020), lastDate: DateTime(2030), decoration: const InputDecoration( labelText: 'Date', suffixIcon: Icon(Icons.calendar_today), ), validator: (date) => date == null ? 'Pick a date' : null, onChanged: (date) => print(date), ) 

Or open it as a dialog:

final DateTime? date = await showHebrewDatePicker( context: context, initialDate: DateTime.now(), firstDate: DateTime(2020), lastDate: DateTime(2030), ); 

Hebrew-only mode

With CalendarMode.hebrew, each page is a whole Hebrew month:

showHebrewDatePicker( context: context, initialDate: DateTime.now(), firstDate: DateTime(2020), lastDate: DateTime(2030), calendarMode: CalendarMode.hebrew, ); 

Picking a birth date

For dates far from today, open the picker on the year grid:

showHebrewDatePicker( context: context, initialDate: DateTime(1990, 1, 1), firstDate: DateTime(1900), lastDate: DateTime.now(), initialDatePickerMode: DatePickerMode.year, ); 

Under the hood

Hebrew dates are calculated with kosher_dart, and the calendar grid is built on table_calendar.

Try it

• 📦 pub.dev
• ▶️ Live demo
• 💻 GitHub

dependencies: hebrew_date_picker: ^0.5.0

Feedback, issues and stars are very welcome! 🙏