Grab over 30 free printable to do list templates and see ideas for how to use them. These cute pdf pages are great for work or to get organized with your personal schedule!

collage of to do list printables.

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If you're in need of a cute to-do list printable, I think I've got you covered. ๐Ÿ˜‰ I thought I'd add bunch of printables to the ever-growing collection of free printables on the blog today!

I know that to do lists aren't a "one size fits all" kind of thing. Different people like different to-do list layouts, with different sections and sizing. We're all a little different...no reason your task list shouldn't be either!

What To-Do List Printables You'll Get

I've got something for just about everybody in the pdf downloads you'll find below.

  • Standard, blank to-do list template with checkboxes
  • Daily planner - Daily schedule for the entire day, daily tasks, dinner ideas, gratitude section, and notes.
  • Weekly tasks - Make a weekly to-do list for the whole week. This one runs Monday through the weekend.
  • Numbered to do list - If you need to prioritize your tasks, this list is really helpful.
  • Task list - Includes due date and completed checkboxes.
  • Smaller blank to-do list with checkboxes - This one packs more tasks into a page. I recommend this one if you like to keep running lists for days/weeks at a time.
  • To do list with priority and note sections - This is another great one for making sure your most important tasks are taken care of!
  • Pocket to-do lists - These are great for a wallet or purse! There are 4 printed to a page. Just cut them after printing to divide.
  • To do list with notes column
  • Must do, should do, could do, if I have time list - If you need to break down your tasks in a simpler way, I really recommend checking this one out. It doesn't rely on ranking your tasks; you're just sorting them into priority levels.
  • Monthly task list template- Includes due date column and started/finished checkboxes.

There are 11 different types of to-do lists, formatted in 3 different styles. And they're all completely free printables!

How to Print Your Pages

These to-do list printables are in pdf format and should open from most devices. Just click the button below each set of lists to sign up and get free access - you'll get the files in your inbox within minutes!

Once you sign up and receive your emailed pdf, open it with a free pdf reader like Adobe Acrobat.

All of these will print with no issue from a standard home printer. This is the printer I'm currently using and I love it! You can use standard 8.5x11" printer paper to print.

If you'd like to reuse the pages over and over, I highly recommend putting the printable in a page protector (make sure it's not "non-glare") and using a wet-erase marker to write on your to do list. Simply erase with a wet paper towel when ready and reuse.

These pages can also be laminated and used with wet-erase markers.

Set 1: Cute, Colorful To Do List Printable Templates

First up, I'm sharing a collection of to-do list printables that match my premium printable collections! You can use these printables with either The Year of Intent or Journey to Clean.

I intentionally coordinate all of my printables so they can be used to make a matching notebook, whether you're pairing it with a cleaning schedule or a planner page. Make one big notebook to organize everything in your life!

year of intent daily planner.
year of intent weekly to do list printable.
simple to do list with pink checkboxes.
numbered to do list printable.
task list printable with done checkbox.
task list printable with checkboxes.
to do list printable with priority and note section.
pocket to do list printables.
to do list printable with notes section.
must do could do list printable.
started and finished to do list printable.

Set 2: Simple To-Do List Pages

Like simple? This is the collection for you!

With this set of to do list printables, I kept the colors out and used a clear, large font for the headings. This one's great if you don't have access to a color printer or just want to keep the ink usage to a minimum.

simple to do list printable with checkboxes.
simple daily planner printable.
weekly to do list printable.
numbered simple to do list.
task list printable with done checkboxes.
task list printable.
to do list with priority section printable.
pocket to do list printable - simple.
simple to do list with notes section.
must do could do list printable.
monthly to do list printable - simple.

Set 3: Handwritten, Bold To Do Lists

I've never used this color scheme or font in a set of printables before...but I'm loving how it turned out!

This set of to do list printables has big, bold colors. I really like the jewel tones in this color scheme. I also used a handwritten font to give the printable a more personalized look.

bold, handwriting to do list printable.
bold, handwritten day planner printable.
weekly to do list, bold and handwritten.
numbered handwritten to do list printable.
task list in bold, handwritten font.
task list printable.
priority task list printable.
pocket to do list printable.
bold to do list with notes section.
must do should do bold list printable.
monthly task list printable with bold colors.

How to Download

to do list printables.

To download your free set of printables, simply use the form below. You'll get download info in your inbox within minutes!

    Pair With Coordinating Printables

    The daily to-do list printable is similar to the weekly outlook page you'll get when you download your copy of The Year of Intent. I tweaked the formatting on this just a little bit to satisfy those to-do list junkies out there. (Don't worry, I'm one too.)

    This list would also work really well with Journey to Clean, my popular daily cleaning system. I discuss in the book how I like to load each day's task into my digital to-do list; however, if you're more of a paper-and-pen kind of person, this works too!

    Simply go through each month's customized cleaning calendar and write your tasks on this sheet each week. As I recommend in Journey to Clean, check off those tasks you complete and reserve one day a week (usually either Saturday or Sunday) as kind of a make-up day for your unchecked tasks.

    I would love to see how you're using these printables in your home! Let me know in the comments below.

    leslie lambert, author of lamberts lately.

    Leslie Lambert is a lifestyle writer and content creator specializing in home organization, family recipes, and intentional living. With 16 years of experience in blogging and digital storytelling, she helps busy women create calm, purposeful homes they love.

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