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Free Weekly To-Do List Printable (Fillable PDF, Word, Excel)

Some tasks belong to a day and some just belong to the week. The day-by-day list has a box for each day and a "this week, any day" box for the rest. The project list groups the week's tasks by client, project or area of life, for people juggling several at once. The week at a glance fits seven days, three priorities and a habit tracker on a single landscape page you can pin to the wall.

Formats
PDF, Word, Excel, ODT, ODS
Paper
US Letter and A4
Fillable
Yes, tick boxes included

Updated November 9, 2026

Filled-in example of the Monday to Sunday with a this-week box design
Filled-in example: Monday to Sunday with a this-week box. The downloads are blank and fillable.

Choose a design

3 Weekly To-Do List designs, each in five file formats

Every design comes as a fillable PDF for US Letter and A4, a Word document and an Excel workbook. OpenDocument versions (ODT, ODS) are the same layouts for LibreOffice and OpenOffice users.

Monday to Sunday with a this-week box - filled-in example

Monday to Sunday with a this-week box

A tick list for each day of the week, seven lines for each weekday and the weekend, plus a box for tasks that just need doing sometime this week. Portrait.

OpenDocument: ODT · ODS

Weekly list by project or area - filled-in example

Weekly list by project or area

Six boxes, one per project, client or area of life, each with its own tick list and a "next step" line. For freelancers, managers and anyone running several things at once.

OpenDocument: ODT · ODS

Week at a glance with priorities and habits - filled-in example

Week at a glance with priorities and habits

Seven day columns with ten tick lines each, the week's three priorities, a habit row to tick daily and a notes strip. Landscape, one page.

OpenDocument: ODT · ODS

All files are free for personal, household, classroom and internal business use. The PDFs are fillable in Adobe Reader, Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Preview; they do not calculate totals. The Excel files calculate line amounts and totals for you.

What is on the weekly to-do list

Days
A tick list for each day. Put tasks on a day only if they have to happen that day or you have set time aside for them.
This week, any day
Tasks with a deadline of "this week" but no particular day. Pull them into a day when there is room.
Project boxes
On the project version, six boxes, each headed with a project, client or area, and its tasks for the week.
Three priorities
On the week at a glance: the three results that would make the week a good one, written before the daily tasks.
Habit row
Three habits to tick each day on the week-at-a-glance page.

Planning the week's to-do list

Sunday evening or Monday morning, list everything that has to happen this week, from the calendar, your inbox, last week's leftovers and your longer-term list. Then sort. Tasks tied to a day (a meeting to prepare for, a bill due Thursday, a delivery) go on that day. Big tasks get a day assigned so they have time set aside. Everything else goes in "this week, any day". Leave Friday lighter than the other days: it's where everything that slipped ends up. Each morning, look at today's box and the any-day box, and pick from both.

Which layout to choose

  • Day by day: the standard. Portrait, seven lines per weekday and the weekend, plus the any-day box. Fits a binder.
  • By project: for freelancers, consultants, managers and parents running several separate streams of work. Each box shows whether a project is moving this week which a day-based list hides.
  • Week at a glance: landscape, all seven days side by side, with priorities and habits. Pin it above the desk.

Weekly to-do list or weekly planner?

A weekly to-do list holds tasks; a weekly planner holds time, with appointments, meetings and blocks. If most of your week is your own to arrange, a to-do list is simpler. If your week is shaped by other people's calendars, the planner shows you where the gaps are. For recurring weekly tasks (payroll on Tuesday, team report on Friday, the weekly clean), a weekly checklist saves rewriting them every week.

The end-of-week review

On Friday afternoon, go through the sheet. Tick what is done, and for everything else decide: move to next week, schedule further out, delegate or drop. Ten minutes of this keeps the list honest and next week's sheet starts clean. The productivity planner has a full weekly review page if you want a structured version.

Editing the files

The Word versions are tables, so you can change the number of lines per day, relabel the project boxes or swap the habit row for something else. In Excel, the day lists are blocks of cells you can copy from week to week. All files have fillable PDFs for typing on screen.

Questions

How do I make a weekly to-do list?

List everything that must happen this week, put tasks tied to a specific day on that day, give big tasks a day of their own, and keep the rest in a "this week, any day" box. Review it on Friday.

Does the week start on Monday?

Yes. All three layouts run Monday to Sunday. Rearrange the boxes in Word or Excel if you prefer Sunday first.

Is the weekly to-do list dated?

No. Write the week at the top, so it works for any week.

Can I type into it?

Yes. Every line and tick box is a form field in the PDF.

What is the difference between a weekly to-do list and a weekly planner?

The to-do list is for tasks; the planner adds the schedule, with appointments and time blocks.

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