20 Bullet Journal Weekly Spread Ideas (One Page Layouts)

My favorite setup for a weekly spread is 1 page for the days of the week, rather than the usual 2 pages. For me, the spread almost always ends up half empty. So if you prefer to work off a to do list or don’t need a lot of space, here’s some 1 page spread ideas!

Horizontal (equal space for each day)

The one layout I’ll always come back to as my favorite – horizontal – simple, quick and easy.

Dress it up with some washi tape and color (I used colored pencils):

5 day week

If you only use a planner from Monday to Friday…

Related: Bullet journaling in the Rhodia Goalbook

Days + Sidebar

If you use a lot of lists, or jot random notes throughout the week, try these layouts:

Combined weekend

If you don’t need as much space for weekends:

If you need more space for weekends:

Square

So many uses for that 8th box:

• Meal planning
• Cleaning
• Reflection
• Top priority
• Mini habit tracker
• Recurring tasks
• Quote box

Second Page

If you find that 1 page isn’t quite enough space, then add a second page with a 1 column or 2 column list, notes etc.

Another option is to create a dashboard style layout with multiple list / sections on the other page. You could also ditch the days of the week and just use a page like this if you prefer (if I didn’t need the days of the week for blog planning I’d probably just use a list format to plan the week).

More bullet journal

• Bullet journaling in the Leuchtturm dot grid notebook
• Bullet journaling with planner stickers in the Happy Notes Book
• 10 ways to save money when buying planner supplies

Planning tips & inspiration

• 50 Category Ideas for Color Coding Your Planner
• 15 Productive Things You Can Do In 15 Minutes or Less 
• 10 Things I don’t put in my planner (and why)

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