Printable Weekly planner
Seven day columns, undated, with an optional notes strip.
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Paper
Orientation
Days
Notes column
Writing lines per day
12
Print at 100% — “fit to page” rescales the sheet and a 5 mm grid stops being 5 mm. Every template already keeps clear of the margin no printer can reach.
Building your sheet…
About this weekly planner
Drawn as vector geometry at real-world dimensions, so it prints at exactly the size shown on A4, A5, A3, US Letter, US Legal. Print at 100% rather than “fit to page” — that setting rescales the sheet and the measurements stop being the measurements.
You can change:
- Days — Seven days, Weekdays only
- Notes column — on or off
- Writing lines per day — 0 to 24, 12 by default
Free, unwatermarked and yours to use for anything, including in a classroom or in something you sell.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the planner undated?+
Because a dated one has to pick a calendar, a locale, a week-start convention and a first-day-of-year rule, and each of those is a way to be quietly wrong for somebody in another country. Leaving the date blank means one printout works in any week of any year, and you fill in the numbers in the two seconds it takes.
Can I get weekdays only?+
Yes — switch Days to weekdays and the Saturday and Sunday columns disappear, giving the remaining five more width. The notes column is separate and can be turned on or off either way, so a five-day week with a notes strip is six columns rather than five.
Why is this one landscape?+
Seven days plus a notes column is eight columns. On a portrait A4 that is about 25mm each, which is not enough to write an appointment in. Landscape gives roughly 35mm per column instead. You can still print it portrait if you want the extra vertical room and are only writing short entries.
More printables to go with weekly planner
- Habit trackerA grid of habits against days, undated, with room to name each one.
- Graph paperSquare grid at any spacing, with an optional heavier line every n squares.
- Dot gridThe bullet-journal ruling: dots instead of lines, at your spacing.
- Isometric paperTriangular grid at 30°, for drawing objects in 3D without perspective.
- Lined paperRuled lines at any spacing, with or without a margin rule.
- Handwriting practiceFour-line guides — baseline, midline, ascender and descender.
Or see all 16 printable templates.