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2027 Year Planner Printable
A printable 2027 wall planner and year-at-a-glance pages, with Monday and Sunday starts, in five colourways, for A4 and US Letter.
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A4, with US Letter included.
Every day of 2027 on one page. A wall planner has a column for each month and a row for each date, with weekday letters printed and weekends shaded. Two year-at-a-glance pages start weeks on Monday and Sunday.
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What it does
- Gives you a one-page wall planner with twelve columns and 31 rows, with room to write in every day
- Prints weekday letters and shades weekends, so dates are easy to find
- Includes a year at a glance with Monday-start weeks and another with Sunday-start weeks
- Includes a colour key for people or kinds of dates
- Adds a how-to-use page
What you get
- A4 PDF with all five colourways: a contents page, then 4 pages in each colourway (21 pages)
- The same 21 pages sized for US Letter
- A dark tablet PDF with an index page and tabs you can tap to jump between pages
- A low-ink zip with two PDFs, A4 and US Letter, plus a how-to-use guide
Good to know
- Five colourways: Pastel, Bright, Earthy, Low-ink (white, no fills) and Dark
- Print at 100% / actual size; every page keeps a 10 mm margin, so nothing is cut off
- The dark tablet PDF opens in any app that lets you write on a PDF
- No country-specific dates are printed, so it works wherever you live
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