12 Free Monthly Calendars for a More Organized Bullet Journal
Keeping a bullet journal organized can be as simple as having one clear place to see everything happening in your month. A bullet journal calendar gives you that overview without needing to draw a new calendar from scratch every few weeks.
This collection includes 12 free monthly bullet journal calendars, with one calendar for every month of the year. Each month has its own theme, and every calendar comes in both a dot grid bullet journal version and a blank version. You can leave the illustrations as they are or add your own colors with alcohol markers, colored pencils, or whatever you have at home.
If you’re building a larger bullet journal setup, you can also pair these calendars with the 30 Yearly Tracker Bundle or the 38 Monthly Tracker Bundle for more ways to organize your year.
What Is a Bullet Journal Calendar?
A bullet journal calendar is a monthly calendar page adapted for a bullet journal, planner, or notebook. Instead of having to sketch out the dates and boxes yourself, a printable calendar gives you a ready-made page that you can add directly to your journal.
These calendars are particularly useful for keeping track of:
- Appointments
- Holidays
- Important dates
- Events
- Deadlines
- Monthly goals
- To-do lists
- Plans and reminders
Having the entire month visible on one page can make it easier to see what is coming up without jumping between different apps or pages.
And because these are printable calendars, you can use only the months you need. There’s no need to print the entire collection if you only want a September calendar or need a few pages for the next couple of months.
What’s Included in the Bullet Journal Calendar Bundle?
There are 12 monthly bullet journal calendars in this collection, one for each month. Each month has its own illustration theme, so the pages have a little variety throughout the year.
There are also two versions of every calendar:
- Dot grid version
- Blank version
The dot grid version works well if you want your calendar to feel like part of a traditional bullet journal. The dots give you a little structure while still leaving room to add notes, color, stickers, or other details.
The blank version has no dot grid, making it a simpler option if you prefer a cleaner page.
January Bullet Journal Calendar
January theme: hot-air balloons, clouds, kites, and stars
February Bullet Journal Calendar
February bujo theme: cakes, cupcakes, and donuts
March Bullet Journal Calendar
March bujo theme: hearts, bows, and pearls
April Bullet Journal Calendar
April bujo theme: rain boots and umbrellas
May Bullet Journal Calendar
May bujo theme: cacti and flowers
June Bullet Journal Calendar
July Bullet Journal Calendar
July bujo theme: cherries and flowers
August Bullet Journal Calendar
August bujo theme: seashells, beach balls, and bubbles
September Bullet Journal Calendar
September bujo theme: books, mushrooms, and candles
October Bullet Journal Calendar
October bujo theme: pumpkins and autumn leaves
November Bullet Journal Calendar
November bujo theme: teacups, teapots, and acorns
December Bullet Journal Calendar
December bujo theme: snowflakes, candy canes, sparkles, and hot chocolate
Digital Use (Goodnotes etc.)
These bullet journal calendar printables can be used both on paper and digitally.
Print at Home
You can download the PDF and print the pages at home.
The calendars can be added to:
- A bullet journal
- A planner
- A ring binder
- A printable planner
- A notebook
- A home organization binder
If you want to color the illustrations with alcohol markers, thicker paper can help reduce bleeding through to the next page.
Use Them in Goodnotes
If you prefer digital planning, you can also upload the PDF to Goodnotes or another PDF-compatible planning app.
On an iPad or tablet, you can:
- Write directly on the calendar
- Add digital stickers
- Highlight important dates
- Change colors
- Add notes
- Keep several months together in one digital planner
This also means you don’t need to use any printer or physical supplies.
Build a Complete Bullet Journal With More Printables
If you enjoy using printable pages, you can gradually build a complete planning system without having to create every layout yourself.
Your monthly calendar could be the starting point, followed by a few pages that fit your routines.
You might add:
- A yearly tracker
- Monthly trackers
- Weekly spreads
- Mood trackers
- Goal pages
- Gratitude pages
- Reading trackers
- Monthly reviews
If reading is one of your favorite ways to spend quiet time, you can also add some pages from the Free Reading Journal Bundle. It includes reading trackers, book trackers, reading challenges, TBR pages, book reviews, and reading logs.
And if you want everything in one place, the Ultimate Bullet Journal Bundle brings together calendars, cover pages, yearly trackers, monthly trackers, mood trackers, and other bullet journal printables.
How to Download?
Getting started is simple.
- Download the Dot-grid version or the Blank version.
- Choose your preferred version, either dot grid or blank.
- Select the months you want to use.
- Print the pages or upload them to Goodnotes or another digital planning app.
- Add the calendar to your bullet journal, planner, or digital notebook.
- Start adding your plans and important dates.
You don’t have to start with January, either.
If you’re downloading these calendars halfway through the year, simply choose the current month and any upcoming months you need. There is no reason to wait for the beginning of a new year.
Final Thoughts
A monthly calendar doesn’t need to be complicated to be useful. Sometimes having one page where you can see your appointments, plans, deadlines, and important dates is enough to make your month feel a little easier to manage.
These bullet journal calendar printables give you 12 different monthly designs, with both dot grid and blank versions available. You can color the illustrations, leave them uncolored, use the pages in a physical planner, or add them to a digital journal.
You can also mix and match them with the other printable pages on the blog to create a planning system that suits your own routine.
Feel free to explore the other bullet journal resources if you’re building a new setup. And if there’s a printable calendar or planning page you’d like to see in the future, I’d love to hear your ideas in the comments.
