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Free Printable Bullet Journal Templates

Download a habit tracker, weekly planner or monthly calendar PDF below. The other cards open guides with ideas to draw in your journal.

Habit Trackers Weekly Spreads Monthly Layouts

How to Use These Templates

All five PDF downloads below use US Letter paper. The other cards open layout guides. Choose a planner or tracker that suits your week or month.

Download the PDF
Use a card labeled Download to open a PDF, then use your viewer’s save option. No signup is needed.

Check the Paper Size
Print at actual size on Letter paper. For a different paper size, use your printer’s fit setting. For a journal insert, reduce the scale and check a test sheet against your page.

Cut and Paste
Trim to size and glue or tape into your bullet journal. Or use as a reference to draw your own.

Tip: You can also use these templates on a tablet with a stylus, or trace them using a lightbox for the cleanest results in your journal.

Habit Tracker Templates

These PDFs include example habits. Use the blank rows for goals that fit your circumstances; the printed examples are optional.

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Monthly Habit Grid

A 31-day grid with example habits and blank rows for your own.

US Letter page
12 habit rows
Monthly stats section

Download monthly habit PDF

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Weekly Habit Tracker

7-day layout perfect for weekly reviews and short-term habit building.

7-day format
Weekly reflection space
US Letter page

Download weekly habit PDF

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Minimalist Habit Tracker

Simple, clean design for those who prefer minimal layouts.

Clean lines
Easy to customize
Works with any theme

Download minimalist habit PDF

Try one habit this week

On a blank row of the weekly PDF, write “Pack tomorrow’s bag.” Check the day after you finish. Leave missed days blank; you can start again the next day.

At the end of the week, use the reflection space: “Packing after dinner worked. Next week I’ll put the bag by the door.” Change the habit if it no longer helps.