Weekly planner to print
A weekly planner laid out the way most bound planners are: Monday to Wednesday on the left page, Thursday and Friday above a paired weekend on the right. Each day has ruled lines. Print a week, or make a whole dated year 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.
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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 weekly planner
A week laid across two facing pages, with a block for each day and room for notes or goals.
Step by step
- 1Set the week from its start day. Read the spread left to right from the first day. The week can start on Monday or Sunday, so pick the one your country plans by.
- 2Block the fixed things first. Write appointments and deadlines into their day, then fill the gaps with the tasks that can move.
- 3Use the margin for the week, not the day. Keep the notes or goals column for things that span the week, so each day block stays about that day.
- Spreads that open flat
- Every week opens on a left-hand page, so the two halves face each other. The planner maker inserts a page where it must to keep that true.
- Good for
- Most planners: work, study, home and appointments across a normal week.
Making a whole planner?
This page makes one week. 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 weekly planner 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 Monday 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.