Editable Planner Page Spreadsheet

If you love printables but wish you could customize them, this editable planner page gives you the flexibility to change the font and color, edit the text, and create your own custom planner pages.

I love getting suggestions from readers for new printable planner pages to create. One request that keeps coming up is the ability to edit the pages. You can use these programs to add text to PDF files.

If you’re looking for an easy way to create your own custom planner or calendar pages, you can do it pretty easily using Excel, Numbers, or Google Sheets.

I designed this new editable planner page that you can download and edit using any of those programs.

You can open the spreadsheet and customize it in tons of different ways:

• Change the font – I used Variane Script, which is the font I use on most of my printables. If you don’t already have that font on your computer, you’ll need to download it. Your computer will automatically pick a different font otherwise.
• Change the colors – I picked blue and yellow to match my other printables. You could even change it to ‘no fill’ to print in black and white.
• Rearrange the layout – Now that you have the basic template, you can use the pieces to make other printables planner pages. For example, if you want a page that’s just the habit tracker, create a new spreadsheet and copy/paste the habit tracker to fill the page. You can also resize any of the boxes by either dragging the edges or adding columns/rows.

And of course, you can update the month and days so you can keep using this calendar indefinitely.

Editable planner page download

You’ll need Excel (PC) or Numbers (Mac) to fully edit this printable. Google Sheets will also work, and other spreadsheet programs might work too.

I designed this to fit on 8.5×11-inch paper. To print the planner page, set it to print landscape and fit one page. You may need to adjust the margins; I set mine with narrow margins (0.25″).

There are really a ton of ways that you can use this printable planner page. You could even just keep it on your computer as a digital calendar instead of printing. That’s how I organize my blog calendar so I can schedule post ideas and rearrange them as often I as need to.

If you have another planner suggestion or are looking for a specific type of page, leave a comment or send me an email. Chances are that others are looking for the same thing and I try to make pages that are most requested.

Get the download

Click the button to download the editable planner spreadsheet.

What’s next? Try these other fun and creative ideas on One Mama’s Daily Drama:

• DIY Planner Pocket
• When Did I Last…? Planner Insert
• How to Create a Distance Learning Schedule