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Bullet journal

Make your own printable bullet journal

Start with dot grid pages and add the spreads you actually use: a yearly overview, monthly calendars, weekly pages, habit and mood trackers. Then print it as a notebook that fits your cover.

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Ready-made setups

Open one of these in the maker with the size, pages and settings already chosen, then change anything you like.

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The pages of a bullet journal

A bullet journal is mostly dot grid, plus a handful of recurring spreads: a future log or yearly overview, monthly calendars, weekly pages and trackers for habits, moods or sleep. With Notebook Generator you can add all of them, dated or undated, and still keep most of the notebook as open dot grid.

Choose your size and grid

A5 is the most popular bujo size. Traveler’s notebook and B6 are great for a slimmer journal. Dot spacing, dot size and colour are adjustable, so your grid is as subtle or as visible as you like.

Download the booklet PDF, print it double-sided, fold and staple. For a thicker journal, print several booklets (signatures) and sew them together, as the binding guide explains.

Questions and answers

What paper is best for a bullet journal?

100 to 120 g/m² (27 to 32 lb) paper limits ghosting from markers and fountain pens and still folds well in booklets of up to about ten sheets.

Can I print dated monthly and weekly spreads?

Yes. Monthly, weekly and daily pages can be dated automatically for any range of dates, with the first day of the week and the language you choose.

How do I bind a homemade bullet journal?

Print the booklet PDF double-sided, fold the sheets and staple or sew them along the spine. For thicker journals, make several booklets and sew them together.

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