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12 Printable To-Do List Templates

Every list in the library as a print-ready PDF, plus the blank list in three looks \u2014 plain navy, cute rose, and heavy bold \u2014 for people who want a pad rather than a spreadsheet. US Letter, one page each, no watermark, no signup. Print a stack, clip it to the fridge, keep one on the dash. If you would rather type, each card's page links to the Excel, Word, and Google versions of the same layout.

Twelve PDFs

Blank lists in three looks, and every layout as paper.

Worth knowing

Paper is the to-do app with no notifications.

A printed list has two advantages no app has matched: it is always in view, and it cannot interrupt you. The friction of rewriting a list by hand each morning is a feature — it forces the review that apps let you skip — and crossing a line out with a pen is more satisfying than any animation.

Print more than you need. A stack of blank lists in a drawer is what keeps the habit going on the day the printer is out of toner.

The short one, in every format
Simple To-Do List
The blank layout with the Excel done count and Word version.
Open
The pretty one
Cute To-Do List
Rose palette, Big Three, little wins.
Open
Type instead of print
Word To-Do Lists
All ten as editable .docx files.
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Frequently asked questions

Are these fillable PDFs?
No — they are print-and-write pages, which is what a printable to-do list is for. A fillable PDF needs Acrobat or a browser that saves form data, and a list you type into is better served by the Word, Google Docs, or Excel versions, which every page here links to. The PDFs are built for paper: clean lines, real margins, no fields to tab through.
What is the difference between the plain, cute, and bold blanks?
The layout is identical — a box, a task line, a notes column, a done-of line. Plain is the house navy look with square boxes; cute is a rose palette with a script title and circles to fill; bold is black and amber with a heavy title, thick rules, and big square boxes that read from across the room. Pick by where the page will live.
Do they print on A4?
They are laid out for US Letter, and every layout has at least half an inch of margin, so A4 printers fit them with Scale to fit or Fit to page selected. Nothing runs to the edge.
Which one should I print for a whole week?
The weekly list if you want the week on one landscape page; seven copies of the daily list if each day needs its own top three and schedule. Most people who try both end up with the weekly grid on the wall and a daily page on the desk.
Updated through September 2026