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Letter (8.5 × 11 in) and A4 (210 × 297 mm) are home printer paper. Half Letter (5.5 × 8.5 in) and A5 (148 × 210 mm) are planner page sizes: print them on paper cut to that size. The Sunday-start files shade each US federal holiday and write its name in its day. The Monday-start files carry no holiday marks, because holidays differ by country. Make it yours has more planner sizes, such as B6 and the Happy Planner sizes; for a smaller planner, such as Filofax Personal or A6, the refill builder makes dated pages that fit.

Sunday start, US federal holidays marked

Print one month or a quarter

Page 1 is 2027 on one page. Each month's page comes next, then the weeks that begin in that month; the week that begins in December 2026 opens January. To print part of the planner, type its pages in the print dialog.

MonthPages, Sunday startPages, Monday start
January2–82–7
February9–138–12
March14–1813–18
April19–2319–23
May24–2924–29
June30–3430–34
July35–3935–39
August40–4540–45
September46–5046–50
October51–5651–55
November57–6156–61
December62–6662–66

Each week page gives every day a row with lines to write on. Each month page has lines for notes at the foot.

Holidays and week start

Mark US federal holidays or leave them off; the week can start on any day either way. State, school and work holidays aren’t included.

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2029 planner

The whole of 2029 as one planner: the year on one page, then each month followed by its weeks, a page for each week. 66 pages in one PDF, to print and file in a binder.

Print and assemble

Use the same paper size in the PDF and printer settings. Choose Actual size or 100%. Print a sample before making copies.