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Printable & Beautiful To Do List Templates

The best To Do list apps gives you a beautiful printable to do list. This post will help you find a proper app to do exactly that. Connect your laser printer and get ready to start printing to do lists using your favorite app!

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πŸ“Œ UPDATESince writing this post, I’ve created a simple PSD / PDF ready for print but I plan on making even more updates so check back here every once in a while.

I definitely haven’t tried all the To Do apps but I’ve tried quite a few.

After testing out a dozen mobile phone apps and desktop apps I think I’ve found a few beautiful to do list templates. You see, I just purchased a laser printer and it’s a modern marvel. A real thing of beauty, and now I want step up my life organization a bit more by blasting over my digital To Do lists onto paper. Now I can carry around in my pocket the grocery store, the mall shopping list or my outside honey do list.

A productivity system should conform to you, rather than you to it.

I’ll be using Evernote until I decide to launch up a print editor and design my own beautiful printable To Do list template.

Favorite Printable To Do Apps

I would recommend choosing one of my top 4 choices if you want a beautiful printable to do lists.

  1. Evernote
  2. Todoist
  3. Word / PDF Templates
  4. Apple Notes
  5. Trello
  6. Microsoft To Do
  7. Workflowy
  8. Basecamp

The apps at the bottom offer the To Do feature, they give a checkbox but the print style is non-existent or horribly designed. For example, in Workflowy, the print option is non-existent on the mobile device and the Basecamp print style is worse than plain text. I found that Todoist was very nice but NOT QUITE as perfect as I’d like… there is heavy usage of popup / modal windows and I don’t like that at all.

https://youtu.be/NcMIn3zAWiI

One more thing, I forgot to add that Evernote had a fantastic widget for mobile phone home screen and that is sort of a big deal if you like to rapidly blast away your ideas onto a list, Todoist had a nice one too!

Leave a comment below if you actively print To Do lists and have found something I should look into. I’ve a couple more apps I wanna check out, for example, OneNote, Google Keep, Remember The Milk and TeuxDeux. ClickUp had some nice print style but the app itself is overly complicated for what I desire.

Free Beautiful To Do List Template

Check it out, I spent a couple hours making this and trying to find the perfect combination of colors and fonts that make for fantastic monochrome printing. The idea is to give anyone the option to print a beautiful To Do list using their laser printer at home on really nice cardstock. This is revision #4 but I suspect it’s going to take me 8 or 9 to really be happy because things I’m considering:

  • create two column layout
  • instead of standard paper size (8.5 x 11), make it half
  • adjust the subheader font / color
  • swap square boxes with outline circles or outline box
  • publish on web and charge $ to make physical prints for people

πŸ“Œ UPDATESince writing this post, I’ve created a simple PSD / PDF ready for print but I plan on making even more updates so check back here every once in a while.

I definitely haven’t tried all the To Do apps but I’ve tried quite a few.

After testing out a dozen mobile phone apps and desktop apps I think I’ve found a few beautiful to do list templates. You see, I just purchased a laser printer and it’s a modern marvel. A real thing of beauty, and now I want step up my life organization a bit more by blasting over my digital To Do lists onto paper. Now I can carry around in my pocket the grocery store, the mall shopping list or my outside honey do list.

A productivity system should conform to you, rather than you to it.

I’ll be using Evernote until I decide to launch up a print editor and design my own beautiful printable To Do list template.

Favorite Printable To Do Apps

I would recommend choosing one of my top 4 choices if you want a beautiful printable to do lists.

  1. Evernote
  2. Todoist
  3. Word / PDF Templates
  4. Apple Notes
  5. Trello
  6. Microsoft To Do
  7. Workflowy
  8. Basecamp

The apps at the bottom offer the To Do feature, they give a checkbox but the print style is non-existent or horribly designed. For example, in Workflowy, the print option is non-existent on the mobile device and the Basecamp print style is worse than plain text. I found that Todoist was very nice but NOT QUITE as perfect as I’d like… there is heavy usage of popup / modal windows and I don’t like that at all.

https://youtu.be/NcMIn3zAWiI

One more thing, I forgot to add that Evernote had a fantastic widget for mobile phone home screen and that is sort of a big deal if you like to rapidly blast away your ideas onto a list, Todoist had a nice one too!

Leave a comment below if you actively print To Do lists and have found something I should look into. I’ve a couple more apps I wanna check out, for example, OneNote, Google Keep, Remember The Milk and TeuxDeux. ClickUp had some nice print style but the app itself is overly complicated for what I desire.

Free Beautiful To Do List Template

Check it out, I spent a couple hours making this and trying to find the perfect combination of colors and fonts that make for fantastic monochrome printing. The idea is to give anyone the option to print a beautiful To Do list using their laser printer at home on really nice cardstock. This is revision #4 but I suspect it’s going to take me 8 or 9 to really be happy because things I’m considering:

  • create two column layout
  • instead of standard paper size (8.5 x 11), make it half
  • adjust the subheader font / color
  • swap square boxes with outline circles or outline box
  • publish on web and charge $ to make physical prints for people

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