Picking a digital planner usually comes down to a handful of questions: do you want it dated or undated, does it need to work in GoodNotes or Canva, and how much do you actually plan to fill in every day. This list of 24 templates is organized around those questions, starting with the flexible undated options and working through to dated 2026 and 2027 systems, Canva-based bundles, and a few PLR templates for anyone reselling.
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1. Undated Digital Planner
Skipping a fixed calendar means this planner works whenever you open it, whether that’s the first week of the year or the middle of October. It sticks to a simple layout rather than trying to pack in every possible tracker, which suits people who want planning basics without extra clutter to sort through.
2. All-in-One Undated Digital Planner
This one pairs full category coverage, personal, work, budgeting, household, with an undated structure, so it can double as a long-term system instead of something you swap out every January. Once it’s set up in GoodNotes, there’s no yearly file replacement to think about.
3. Digital Planner Cute Pastel (Undated)
The pastel styling here leans closer to a journal than a spreadsheet, which makes it a comfortable pick for students or anyone who finds strict dated grids stressful rather than helpful. Being undated, it’s forgiving if you pick it up partway through the year.
4. ADHD Undated Digital Planner Goodnotes
Show ImageBuilt for GoodNotes with ADHD-friendly organization in mind, this planner favors simpler pages and clearer visual separation over dense, busy layouts. Skipping the fixed calendar also removes the guilt of missed weeks stacking up, since there’s nothing dated to fall behind on.
5. All-in-One Digital Planner, GoodNotes
One of several GoodNotes-formatted entries on this list, this version has its own take on section order and cover styling. Worth comparing directly against the other GoodNotes planners here, since small layout differences tend to matter more once you’re actually using one day to day.
6. All-in-One Digital Planner, Goodnotes
Formatted specifically so links and tabs behave the way GoodNotes expects, this planner covers the usual all-in-one ground, goals, budgeting, scheduling, without needing extra setup work to get navigation running smoothly.
7. 2026 Bundle Digital Planner, Goodnotes
Dated for 2026 and built as a bundle rather than a single file, this one usually layers in extras like sticker sheets or alternate covers on top of the core calendar pages. A solid option if you want your GoodNotes system ready to go for the current year.
8. 2027 Bundle Digital Planner, Goodnotes
Same bundle format as above, just dated a year further out for anyone who prefers to have next year’s system built before the current one wraps up. The calendar grid lines up automatically, no manual date adjustments required.
9. All-in-One Digital Planner
The rainbow-themed original in this family, spreading across personal goals, education, budgeting, and travel in a single connected system. The included sticker library saves you from hunting down separate decoration packs once the base planner is set up.
10. All-in-One Digital Planner (72 Pages)
A noticeably leaner version of the all-in-one format, at 72 pages rather than the hundreds some bundles carry. Still covers the core categories, just without the extra padding, which suits anyone who finds bigger planners more overwhelming than useful.
11. All in One Digital Planner (Portrait)
Most digital planners default to landscape, so this portrait-oriented build stands out for anyone reading and writing more naturally in a vertical format or planning on a smaller screen. It keeps the same category range as the wider layouts.
12. All-in-One Digital Planner 2027
Dated for 2027, this one is aimed at people who like to have their system built ahead of time rather than starting from scratch in January. The layout carries over the same daily, weekly, and monthly views from the earlier all-in-one entries.
13. 2026 All-in-One Digital Planner Bundle
The 2026 counterpart to the 2027 bundle above, useful if you’re planning to start using your system right away instead of getting ahead of the calendar. Same broad category coverage across personal, work, and household sections.
14. 2027 Digital Planner | Monday and Sunday
Whether your week starts on Sunday or Monday is a small detail that causes a surprising amount of friction if a planner only supports one, and this 2027 template lets you pick either without extra setup.
15. 2027 Digital Planner | Monday and Sunday
A second styling option built around the same Sunday-or-Monday flexibility, worth a look if the layout above didn’t quite match your taste. Pick a preferred week start once and the calendar adjusts around it automatically.
16. iPad Daily Digital Planner (620 Pages)
With 620 pages, this one is built for planning by the day rather than the week, giving each entry its own space instead of sharing a grid. It suits anyone who treats their planner more like a daily log than a wide calendar view.
17. Digital Planner Hyperlinked
Built around hyperlinked tabs, this planner is aimed squarely at fast navigation, jumping between months or sections takes one tap instead of a long scroll. The layout stays simple rather than piling on extras, so the focus stays on speed.
18. Canva Digital Planner Template
A single editable Canva template rather than a full bundle, which makes it an easier starting point if you’re new to digital planning. Swap colors, fonts, or sections directly in Canva without needing extra design software.
19. Mega Digital Planner Bundle Canva
For anyone who wants several layouts to switch between depending on the season or project, this bundle leans into volume rather than a single fixed format. Everything edits directly in Canva without prior design experience.
20. Mega Digital Planner Bundle Canva iPad
The same mega-bundle range as above, adjusted specifically for the Canva-on-iPad workflow, which behaves a little differently than editing on desktop. Good to know before diving in if you plan to do all your editing on a tablet.
21. PLR Canva Pink Pastel Digital Planner
Built in Canva with a soft pink palette and sold as PLR, this template is set up for resale or rebranding as well as personal use. Shop owners can adjust it before putting their own name on it; personal planners can use it exactly as is.
22. PLR Canva Undated Digital Planner
Another PLR option, this one drops the dated calendar in favor of an undated structure, a common combination for shop owners who want to relist a template without worrying about the calendar year going stale.
23. Best Selling Digital Planner Bundle
Rather than a single planner, this bundle groups together several established layouts, useful for comparing a handful of formats before settling on a favorite instead of buying planners one at a time to test them out.
24. Aesthetic Digital Planner 2026-2030
Closing the list is a five-year system stretching from 2026 through 2030, built for anyone who’d rather set up one long-term planner than repurchase a new one every January. The styling leans more curated and visual than the average template.
That covers all 24, undated and dated, GoodNotes and Canva, single templates and bundles. If the first one you try doesn’t stick, it’s worth comparing it against another entry built for the same app or year, since the differences that actually matter tend to be in the details rather than the overall layout.
