Custom-Size Printable Planner Pages

Custom size is for a measured finished rectangle that is not one of the named presets. It changes page bounds; it does not create a binding-hole pattern.

Check your custom dimensions

Measure a finished insert without its tab. Enter width and height in millimetres.

148 × 210 mm (5.827 × 8.268 in), portrait.

Which source sheets fit?

At 100%, with no scaling. Two-up uses a landscape source sheet. Direct-size output always matches your entered dimensions.

  • A4 · one-up
    210 × 297 mm available per page · Fits
  • A4 · two-up
    148.5 × 210 mm available per page · Fits
  • US Letter · one-up
    215.9 × 279.4 mm available per page · Fits
  • US Letter · two-up
    139.7 × 215.9 mm available per page · Does not fit

Your dimensions transfer privately in this browser. Set the binding margin and layouts in the builder.

Enter the finished page size

Choose inches or millimetres and enter the width and height in the orientation you want the page generated. The builder accepts widths from 90 to 330 mm and heights from 140 to 483 mm. Measure a known insert or trusted specification rather than estimating from the planner cover.

Check the source-sheet geometry

Direct-size output expects paper already cut to the custom finished dimensions. Centered and two-up modes use A4 or US Letter and remain available only when the custom rectangle fits the actual cell at 100%. If it fails, choose a larger source sheet, one-up output, or revise the measured finished size; the builder does not auto-shrink.

Set content clearance separately

The inner content margin moves writing areas away from the selected binding edge. It is content clearance, not a punch-hole coordinate or a promise that a particular punch will fit. Trim first, then align the finished sheet with the punch maker’s physical guide.

After printing, measure both finished axes. A correct outer rectangle still does not prove printable area, cover clearance, ring spacing or punch compatibility.

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