Pick a template to load it into the maker. Change anything, then download the PDF or turn it into a checklist you tick off on your phone.
Each one loads into the maker below, ready to edit, print or share as an online list.
Morning, day and evening, one page you can tick every day. · 16 items
Room by room, so the whole house gets done once a week. · 18 items
Clothes, toiletries, documents and the things people forget. · 26 items
From a month out to the first night in the new place. · 22 items
Gifts, cards, food and the house, by week. · 19 items
The countdown from the guest list to the carving. · 20 items
The pantry basics most kitchens run out of. · 28 items
Plan, shop and cook once for the week. · 16 items
Onboarding tasks for a new hire (or the manager). · 15 items
The lock-up list for a house you won’t see for a while. · 13 items
The basic supplies list from Ready.gov, with room for your family’s own. · 19 items
Get the house ready before the first freeze. · 13 items
The car, the kit and the snacks. · 17 items
A short list a child can tick off by themselves. · 11 items
From kickoff to wrap-up, for any small project. · 15 items
Step 1 · What to print
Step 2 · Your items (optional: leave empty to print blank)
Tip: a line starting with # prints as a section heading.
Step 3 · Look
US Letter, half-inch margins. Print at Actual size (100%).
Nothing you type leaves this device unless you make an online list.
Yes, every one. Edit and print as many as you like, with no account.
Yes. Choosing a template loads its items into the maker, where you can change, add or remove any line, rename it and pick the colors.
Yes. “Make it an online list” creates a live checklist with the same items that you can share by link and tick off on any device.
The basic supplies follow the Ready.gov “Build a Kit” list from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, with a few family additions below it.