Print it yourself
No printer? Your library has one.
Your planner is a PDF you can print anywhere. Most public libraries have printers anyone can use, usually for a small charge a page. Find the ones near you, then print it so the grid comes out right.
Printing it right
A planner is drawn to a quarter-inch grid, so it has to print at its true size. Five steps:
Make it US Letter
A journal made at 7 × 10 in is sized for a bound book. For printing on ordinary paper, choose US Letter when you make it, or switch it under Page Settings → Paper in the editor.
Download the PDF
Export PDF, at the top right of the editor, or Account → Data & account. It is the whole book in one file.
Print the test page first
The print test is one page: a box a bank card should cover exactly, a ruler, and your planner’s finest dots and lines. If the card is bigger than the box, the printer is shrinking the page.
Actual size, both sides, long edge
In the print settings choose Actual size or Scale 100%, never Fit to page. To print on both sides, flip on the long edge: the backs come out the right way up, and in a binder each week’s two pages face each other. Black and white is all it needs.
Send it, print it, bind it
Most libraries let you print from your phone, by an upload page, an email address or a print station, and their printing page says which. A three-hole punch and a binder, or binder clips, hold it together.
Libraries: Institute of Museum and Library Services, Public Libraries Survey, fiscal year 2024: central libraries and branches, not bookmobiles. ZIP codes: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Gazetteer. Something wrong or missing? Write to hello@memari.studio.
Rather not print it yourself?
We can print and bind it for you, delivered. See what a book costs before you order.
Pricing