Free Printable Planner Pages {PDF Fillable}

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For several years now I’ve been making my own planners using a disc bound system and I’ve really come to love how much flexibility they provide. The ability to change things if needed as the year goes along has been a great help for somebody with planner commitment issues like me. And because I’ve found this type of system so very helpful, I’ve also made some free printable planner pages available every year to help other folks who enjoy the flexibility of making their own personal planners too.

The upcoming year 2022 will be the sixth year I’ve created some of these pages and this year I decided to try something a little different. This year the new pdf’s have editable fields that you can fill in. What does that mean? Well hopefully that means even more flexibility and perpetual options for making your own planners!

free printable planner pages for disc bound notebooks

So this year, instead of the word 2022 being part of the pdf design, I’ve just left a fillable field where you can type in the month and year as needed. On the weekly layouts, the date squares are also fillable so you can type in the dates for any given week. The labels for the days of the week are also editable so you can choose if you want your week to start with Sunday, or Monday, or even Thursday if you wanted it that way!

printable planner page in a month layout with pdf fillable fields

The monthly layouts all have fillable date squares to create any month as needed too. And of course, you can leave any of these fields blank if you wish and just handwrite in the info after your pages are printed if that’s easier too.

Related: DIY Disc Bound Punch Hack & DIY Planner Bookmarks

Part of my motivation for creating this new type of editable planner page was simply to save myself some time. It was getting to be a rather large chore to create as many calendars, layouts, and sizes as I had been providing the last few years. But in saving myself a little time, I’m hopeful that I’ve created new and improved printable planner pdf’s that give you more customization to create planner inserts that aren’t limited to just a certain month or year.

How To Make Your Own Planner

Before I start listing all the links for the printable planner pdf’s, here’s a quick overview of some of the general info:

The supplies I like to use are: 

I use a Junior Size Disc Bound Notebook that has 8 discs
I like to print my pages on the heavier 32 Lb paper
I use my paper trimmer to neatly cut my pages in half so they fit the junior size notebook
I then punch my pages using my portable size Arc punch

Make your own planner with these free printable weekly planner pages

The two color options available for printing this year are:

Green & Pink Floral – A bright and cheery option with a decorative flower border.
Gray & Teal – A simple and clean design that’s business and guy-friendly.

When printing the pdf’s be sure to select “Actual Size” or “100%” in your pdf program so that no extra white space is added around the edges. For the half size sheets, you will also have to select the “Landscape” orientation.  Click here for – – > How to print the fillable pages 2 sided

free printable planner pages in two color options

A new addition this year:

This year I’ve also added a new page layout I call my “Getting Things Done” page based on the strategies from one of my favorite books on productivity, David Allen’s Getting Things Done. This page is dedicated more to capturing thoughts and gives less space to scheduling. You can read more about the principles behind this design here: Using The “Getting Things Done” Principles in my DIY Planner. This page is abbreviated as “GTD” in the lists below.

Free printable planner page in a disc bound notebook

The Free Editable Planner Pages

Here now are the links for the free printable planner pages. These include weekly options in both a vertical and horizontal layout, a monthly layout, the new Getting Things Done (GTD) page, as well as a cover page and a year-at-a-glance page. There are also some printable extra pages (such as a to-do list and daily planning) at the end of this post.

Fillable Half Size Printable Planner Pages

free printable planner pages for disc bound notebooks

These are designed to be printed on 8.5×11 paper and then cut down the middle to create planner pages that are 5.5 x 8.5.  This year’s styles are designed to be punched at the inside edges (different than in previous years) as I thought that would be easier with the new fillable pdf designs.  This size fits in the junior size notebooks with 8 discs, which continues to be my favorite size. 

Junior Weekly Vertical – Green & Pink
Junior Weekly Vertical – Gray & Teal

Junior Weekly Horizontal – Green & Pink
Junior Weekly Horizontal – Gray & Teal

Junior GTD Layout – Green & Pink
Junior GTD Layout – Gray & Teal

Junior Blank Month – Green & Pink
Junior Blank Month – Gray & Teal

Junior 2022 Cover Page & Year – Green & Pink
Junior 2022 Cover Page & Year – Gray & Teal
(Note: The cover page and year-at-a-glance do not have fillable fields)

free planner pages for disc bound notebooks

Fillable Full Size Printable Planner Pages

full size free planner pages in a 3 ring binder

These are designed to be printed on 8.5×11 paper, and the complete sheet is used without cutting. They will fit in the larger letter size notebooks with 11 discs or in a standard 3 ring binder.

Full Weekly Vertical – Green & Pink
Full Vertical Vertical – Gray & Teal

Full Weekly Horizontal – Green & Pink
Full Weekly Horizontal – Gray & Teal

Full GTD Layout – Green & Pink
Full GTD Layout – Gray & Teal

Full Blank Month 1 page – Green & Pink
Full Blank Month 1 page- Gray & Teal
Full Blank Month 2 page – Green & Pink
Full Blank Month 2 page – Gray & Teal

Full Cover Page & Year – Green & Pink
Full Cover Page & Year – Gray & Teal
(Note: The cover page and year-at-a-glance do not have fillable fields)

Compact Size Printable Planner Pages

Free planner pages in a disc bound notebook

I have just a couple designs for the very small 5 disc notebooks too, however these do not have fillable pdf fields because of their small size. These are set up to be cut into fours (down the middle lengthwise, and across the middle width-wise), and to be punched at the outside edges. The final page size is 4.25 x 5.5

Compact Weekly Horizontal – Green & Pink
Compact Weekly Horizontal – Gray & Teal

Compact Blank Month & Notes Page

More Helpful Pages To Print For Your Planners

Free printable pages for Arc notebooks and other disc bound planners

Here also are some additional free printable pages that are helpful to have in your disc bound notebook planners too. Unless otherwise noted, these are half size (junior) pages designed to be cut down the middle and punched at the outside edges (which become the new inside edges).

Notes Page
To-Do List
Shopping List
Address Page
Meal Plan – Sunday Start Week
Meal Plan – Monday Start Week
Class Assignment Chart
Class Assignment Chart – Compact Size
Arc Copycat Weekly Layout
Daily Planning Page
Daily Planning Page – Full Size

I hope in the list above you’ve found a layout that fits your needs and lifestyle, and that you’ll have success making your own planners too!

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  2. Thank your for the free planner pages, it really helped me with the front and back printing.
    Blessings to you for sharing your gift.

  3. Hi! I’m new to your site. This is all AMAZING! And to offer it for free is mind blowing! Thank you for helping the DIYers stay organized too!! 😀 I’ve found some pages/layouts here that will be so helpful for the planner I’m creating, to keep track of tasks and appts. for my writing business.
    Best wishes to you on your continued success.
    -Julie B.

  4. Do you have address book pages for the 1/2 size planner? I have been trying to make my own and they are going to drive me crazy I think! If you do and I’m just missing them, please point me in that direction. Thank you so very much for all of this wonderful helpful organizing things you are sharing!!

  5. Thank you for creating and sharing these printable pages! I love the simplicity of the designs. I like having the choice to edit online or print blank months. I appreciate your time and generosity! Be well!

  6. Thank you so much for creating these free printable planners!! I found your website last year and used your calendar pages for 2021! I am so glad I found your site again! I bookmarked it this time!! I like the editable feature you added this year!!
    Thank you again and I really appreciate your planner pages! Blessings to you in 2022!!

  7. Thank you for the wonderful templates! My mom is 89 and has kept a detailed journal for most of her life – this is the second year I have used your templates to print out her journal pages.

    1. I’m so glad you’ve been able to use these free pages to help your mom with her journaling. I hope I still have the energy to have a planner or journal if I make it to age 89!

  8. I love these!! they are perfect. I was wondering if my computer was mixed up, the junior green and pink vertical and monthly pages seem to be the same. Is this correct?

    1. Oops, I did have the wrong pdf link! I’ve fixed that up for the green & pink junior vertical. I’m glad you alerted me to that!

  9. Thank you for the free printables. I am also one of those who have planner commitment issues because I can’t seem to find something that works for me. I have a question for you…is there a way that I can make the printables print on both sides of the page so that I don’t waste so much paper?

    1. I’m hoping to do a follow-up post with more info about printing two sided with this new fillable format. In the meantime, after doing some fiddling, I’ve found what works is to print your first page for any given week. Then put that page back in the printer (so you can print on the other side of it) and do a fillable page that has the 1st half of the week before, and the 2nd half of the week after the first page you printed. If you keep doing this, when you cut them apart and put them in your notebook, it flows along just as it should back-to-back!

      1. I did not create any that were printed with “2022” and instead made this fillable option where you can type in the year yourself so that it is a perpetual option.