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Weekly Planner

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Weekly planner

Plan your week, one page at a time.

A fillable weekly planner — each page is one week with a column per day, space for notes and priorities, and US holidays auto-marked. Works in any PDF viewer.

US Letter landscape · one week per page · fillable in any PDF viewer

Tips for the best result

Pick any start date. The planner lines up to your chosen week-start day (Sunday or Monday). The first page covers whichever week contains the date you picked.

Type notes right in the PDF. Every day column, plus the weekly focus and to-do boxes, are fillable AcroForm text fields. Works in Adobe Reader, Mac Preview, Chrome, Firefox — no Adobe Acrobat required.

Save a filled copy. Most PDF viewers let you save a copy with your notes intact, so you can plan ahead and come back to it.

Print a batch. Generate a month or a quarter of weekly pages at once and print them in one go.

Holidays are marked. US federal holidays plus popular observances (Easter, Mother's Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, etc.) show under the date of the day they fall on.

Need more day detail?
Daily Planner
One day per page with an hourly schedule column, top priorities, and to-do list.
Open
For the whole household
Family Calendar
Same weekly format but with rows per family member instead of one shared column per day.
Open

Frequently asked questions

Should I start the week on Sunday or Monday?
Both options are one click. Sunday-start is the US convention (matches most US wall calendars and digital calendars). Monday-start is the ISO standard and the international convention; common for work-week planners since it keeps the weekend together at the right.
How many weeks should I generate at once?
Most people generate a month (4 weeks) or a quarter (13 weeks) at a time. Print, three-hole punch, slip into a binder. Generating a single week is fine if you want to fill it in digitally before printing.
Can I save a filled-in PDF and come back to it later?
Yes — Adobe Reader, Mac Preview, and most PDF readers let you save a copy with the form fields filled in. Open it later and your notes are still there.
How is this different from the Family, Homeschool, or Chore-Chart weekly templates?
This is the general-purpose weekly planner — one column per day, designed for personal or work scheduling. The family planner uses rows per family member; the homeschool planner uses rows per subject; the chore chart uses rows per chore. If you need a row-per-X format, use the specialized version. If you need a column-per-day format, this is the one.
Are there hourly time slots inside each day?
No — each day column is a single multiline text field. For hour-by-hour time-blocking, use the Daily Planner (one day per page with an hourly schedule column).
Are US holidays marked?
Yes — federal holidays plus popular observances (Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas) auto-label under the relevant date.
Updated through May 2026