Sunday-start calendar to print
A monthly calendar whose week opens on Sunday, the way wall calendars in the United States are laid out. Every other page on this site starts on Monday; this one does not. Pick a month, print it, or make a Sunday-start planner in the studio.
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A month grid, a week on two pages, or a day per page, all at Letter size. The dates come from the calendar, so every day lands on the right weekday. The same engine draws every page of a bound planner in our studio.
Want the whole book?
This makes one page. Sign up to turn it into a full dated planner for Amazon KDP: a whole year of pages at any trim, as a print-ready PDF. We carry your layout into the studio.
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Preview
The pages as they print. They redraw as you change a setting.
How to use a monthly planner
A month on a calendar grid, one box per day, for the big picture rather than the hour.
Step by step
- 1Read the month as a grid. Each row is a week and each column a weekday. The month can start the week on Monday or Sunday, so match it to how you plan.
- 2Mark dates, not detail. Write birthdays, deadlines and events in their box. Keep the fine detail for a weekly or daily page.
- 3Plan the shape of the month. Scan the grid to see busy weeks and free ones before they arrive, then plan the big things around them.
- The lightest book to publish
- A month per spread prints in few pages, so a monthly grid makes the cheapest, most durable undated planner.
- Good for
- An at-a-glance overview, family calendars and undated evergreen planners.
Making a whole planner?
This page makes one month. To publish a planner, the planner maker compiles any date range into month spreads, week spreads or a page a day, at any trim, as a print-ready 300 DPI interior and a wraparound cover. Set it up once, export any size.
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Questions
- Is this printable sunday-start calendar free?
- Yes. Print the page above or save it as a PDF, at no cost and with no sign-up. It is free for home, classroom and office use.
- Are the dates correct?
- Yes. Every date is computed from the Gregorian calendar, so the 1st of each month lands on the right weekday, leap years are handled, and a six-row month keeps its sixth row. The week starts on Sunday on this page.
- Can I make a whole planner to sell?
- Yes. The free tool makes one page: a month, a week or a day. Publisher Studio compiles any date range into a bound planner, with month spreads, week spreads or a page a day, opens every spread on a left-hand page, sizes the gutter for the page count, and exports a print-ready 300 DPI interior and a wraparound cover.