Printable To-Do List
Printable To-Do List is the simplest tool in this family and possibly the most used: a clean page of checkbox rows — five to thirty of them — with proper writing lines and, if you want them, date and priority columns on the right. Square or circle checkboxes, your title at the top. Print one for a moving day, a project kickoff, a packing list, or the kitchen counter.
Preview
How to use Printable To-Do List
- Set the title and how many rows you need (5–30).
- Choose square or circle checkboxes, and add date or priority columns if useful.
- Check the live preview — it redraws as you change any option.
- Download the PDF for printing, or the PNG if you want an image of the page.
Supported behavior
- Rows are evenly spaced with a checkbox and a full writing line each.
- Optional right-hand columns for a due date and a priority mark, with headers printed for you.
- Any title you like: 'Packing List', 'Sprint Tasks', 'Saturday Jobs' — the page is generic on purpose.
Best for
- Moving house, packing and shopping checklists.
- Work task lists and daily shutdown rituals.
- Classroom job charts and chore lists.
Limits
- Thirty rows maximum per page — for longer lists, print two pages rather than squinting.
- The list is a blank template: tasks are written by hand after printing (that is rather the point of paper).
- Print at 100% scale for the intended row height.
Privacy notes
- Nothing is uploaded — this tool takes no file input at all. The page is generated locally in your browser from the options you set.
- Even the title is only drawn into your local preview and downloads — nothing leaves your browser.
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Printable To-Do List FAQ
Can I type my tasks and print them filled in?
Not in this tool — it prints a blank, beautifully ruled template for handwriting. Paper lists you write yourself are harder to ignore than another app tab.
Square or circle checkboxes?
Pure preference. Squares read as classic task lists; circles suit softer uses like reading lists and self-care routines.
How many rows fit well?
Twelve to twenty is comfortable on A4. Thirty fits, with tighter rows — best for short items like packing lists.
What are the date and priority columns for?
Tick them on when the list has deadlines: write a due date per row, and mark priority with a simple 1–3 or a star in the priority column.