Choose a weekly planner template
The planner above is the classic template: weekly goals, seven day boxes, a to-do list and notes. These layouts are built for specific weeks:
Printable Weekly Planner
Top 3 priorities, seven day boxes, notes and a habit tracker.
Student Weekly Planner
Classes, study blocks, assignments, due dates and tests.
Work Weekly Planner
Three priorities, meetings and tasks, follow-ups.
Family Weekly Planner
Who does what each day, shopping list and chores.
Weekly Meal Planner
Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks plus a grocery list.
Weekly To-Do List
Must, should and could do, plus a short list per day.
Weekly Planner with Hours
Hourly schedule from 7 am to 9 pm for all seven days.
Download the classic weekly planner template
Undated and blank, so you can print it for any week. One page, Letter (8.5 × 11 in) or A4.
How to pick the right template
Lists or hours? If your week is mostly tasks, a list layout like the classic planner or the weekly to-do list is quicker to fill in. If it’s mostly appointments, classes or shifts, use the planner with hours.
Who is it for? The student planner has room for assignments and tests, the work planner for priorities and follow-ups, the family planner for everyone’s activities and a shared shopping list, and the meal planner for breakfast to dinner plus groceries.
Portrait or landscape? Portrait gives each day a taller box and fits a binder or clipboard. Landscape lays the whole week out side by side—good for a desk or the fridge.
Letter or A4? Letter (8.5 × 11 in) is the standard in the US and Canada; A4 (210 × 297 mm) almost everywhere else. Every template comes in both, so the margins come out right on your printer.
Dated or blank? The online planner fills in dates and the week number for you. The PDFs are undated, so one file works for any week.