Digital planner stickers have gone from a niche add-on to a default part of how a lot of people plan, whether that’s in GoodNotes, Notability or a plain PDF workflow. The catch is that the market is crowded, and most listings look similar until you actually open them. This roundup goes through 26 sticker packs, covering seasonal sets, colour-based kits, and a handful of niche picks for travel, fitness and parenting, with a short note on where each one actually fits.
Autumn Digital Planner Stickers Bundle

Warm oranges and browns run through this set, with pumpkins, falling leaves and cozy mugs mixed into the icon work. It reads more like a seasonal mood board than a plain sticker pack, which makes it easy to build a whole autumn spread around it.
My Recommendations: (Autumn Digital Planner Stickers Bundle)
Best if your planner theme changes with the seasons and you want September through November covered in one download.
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Digital Planner Stickers – Bujo Inspired

Bullet journal habits, mood trackers and simple dividers make up most of this pack, drawn in the loose hand-inked style bujo fans tend to look for. It sits closer to a system than a decoration, so it suits people who plan by function first.
My Recommendations: (Digital Planner Stickers – Bujo Inspired)
Good pick for anyone moving a paper bullet journal into a digital app and wanting the same trackers, not just the same look.
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4th of July Digital Planner Stickers

Stars, sparklers and small flag icons cover the holiday basics without leaning too heavily on any single motif. It’s a narrow, single-purpose set, useful for the days around the holiday rather than a full month.
My Recommendations: (4th of July Digital Planner Stickers)
Worth having if you sell or design seasonal spreads and want a quick add-on for early July rather than a standalone product.
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Playful Spring Digital Planner Stickers

Bunnies, tulips and pastel weather icons give this one a light, almost childlike feel compared to more muted spring sets. The colour palette leans bright rather than soft, so it stands out on a page instead of blending in.
My Recommendations: (Playful Spring Digital Planner Stickers)
Pairs well with a bullet journal that already uses a lot of white space, since the colours carry the page on their own.
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Digital Planner Stickers – Winter Wishes

Snowflakes, mittens and hot drinks dominate the icon set, done in a cooler blue and cream palette that works past the holidays into January and February. It reads more as ‘winter’ than ‘Christmas’, which extends its shelf life.
My Recommendations: (Digital Planner Stickers – Winter Wishes)
Use this instead of a Christmas-specific pack if you want a set that still fits a plain January planner spread.
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Green Digital Planner Stickers Kit

This is a colour-first kit rather than a themed one, built around one shade of green across arrows, checkboxes and small banners. It works as a base layer under other, more decorative sets.
My Recommendations: (Green Digital Planner Stickers Kit)
Good as a foundation pack to pair with a themed set from this list when you need functional icons that don’t compete for attention.
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Shark Digital Planner Stickers

A niche pick built entirely around shark illustrations, from cartoon-style faces to small fin icons used as bullet markers. It’s built for a specific audience rather than general planning use.
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Makes sense for a kids’ planner, a summer travel spread, or a shop that sells to an ocean-and-animal niche.
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Florals – Digital Planner Stickers

Painted florals in muted tones, with enough variety in the arrangement that pages don’t end up looking repetitive. It leans toward a watercolour finish rather than flat vector shapes.
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A safe default set for anyone who wants a floral theme but doesn’t want it tied to a specific season.
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Digital Planner Stickers V2

A general-purpose mixed set covering checklists, banners and small icons with no single theme running through it. It works as filler content across many spreads rather than a centerpiece.
My Recommendations: (Digital Planner Stickers V2)
Handy as a backup pack for filling gaps in a spread once your themed stickers run out.
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Digital Planner Stickers V1

The earlier version of the mixed set above, with a slightly smaller icon count and a flatter design style. Useful mainly if you want a lighter-weight file or a more basic look.
My Recommendations: (Digital Planner Stickers V1)
Choose this over V2 if you prefer a simpler, less illustrated style for a minimal planner setup.
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Bright Spring Digital Planner Stickers

Saturated colours and larger icon sizes set this apart from the softer spring pack above. It’s built for pages that need to grab attention rather than sit in the background.
My Recommendations: (Bright Spring Digital Planner Stickers)
Fits a planner cover page or a monthly overview spread better than a daily log, since the icons run large.
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90 Digital Planner Stickers GoodNotes

Built and tested for GoodNotes specifically, with icons sized for that app’s sticker library rather than a generic PDF. The 90-piece count covers most daily planning categories without heavy repetition.
My Recommendations: (90 Digital Planner Stickers GoodNotes)
Go with this one if GoodNotes is your main app, since it removes the extra step of resizing stickers yourself.
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Dancing Paisley Digital Planner Stickers

Paisley shapes in a moving, curved layout give this set a pattern-first look rather than an icon-first one. It works better as a decorative border than as functional markers.
My Recommendations: (Dancing Paisley Digital Planner Stickers)
Use this along the edges of a page rather than as your main tracker icons, since the shapes aren’t built for quick scanning.
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Digital Planner Stickers

A no-frills, generically named pack that covers standard planning icons without leaning into any particular colour scheme or theme. It’s a reasonable starting point if you haven’t settled on a style yet.
My Recommendations: (Digital Planner Stickers)
Start here if you’re new to digital planning and don’t want to commit to a themed pack right away.
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121 Precropped Digital Planner Stickers

Every sticker in this set is already cropped to its edges, which saves time in apps that don’t crop automatically. The 121-piece count is on the larger side, covering more categories than most single-theme packs.
My Recommendations: (121 Precropped Digital Planner Stickers)
Worth the download if you’ve been manually cropping stickers in another app, since this removes that step entirely.
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Gym Themed Digital Planner Stickers Set

Dumbbells, water bottles and small progress bars make this one built for fitness tracking rather than general planning. It’s narrow in scope but does that one job well.
My Recommendations: (Gym Themed Digital Planner Stickers Set)
Best paired with a habit tracker spread rather than a full monthly calendar, since the icons are built for daily check-ins.
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Halloween Digital Planner Stickers Kit

Pumpkins, ghosts and candy icons cover the expected Halloween territory in a slightly muted, autumn-adjacent palette. It pairs naturally with the autumn bundle above if you plan a full fall theme.
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Combine this with the autumn bundle above for a full September through October spread rather than restarting the theme in October.
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Motherhood – Digital Planner Stickers

Feeding schedules, nap trackers and small baby-item icons make this a functional set for parents rather than a decorative one. It’s one of the more specific-audience packs on this list.
My Recommendations: (Motherhood – Digital Planner Stickers)
A solid pick for a baby planner or postpartum tracker spread, less useful outside that specific use case.
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Fiesta Digital Planner Stickers Graphic

Bright, party-themed icons including piñatas, confetti and small banners, aimed more at event planning than daily tracking. The style is bold enough to work as page decoration on its own.
My Recommendations: (Fiesta Digital Planner Stickers Graphic)
Better suited to a party-planning or event spread than a routine daily log.
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Blue Digital Planner Stickers Kit

Another colour-first kit, this time built around blue tones across arrows, tags and small icons. It reads as calmer than the green kit above, closer to a work or study planner than a personal one.
My Recommendations: (Blue Digital Planner Stickers Kit)
Fits a work planner or study spread where you want a consistent, low-key colour scheme rather than a themed set.
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Peach Digital Planner Stickers Kit

The same functional kit format as the blue and green versions, in a soft peach tone that reads warmer and less formal. It’s a matter of colour preference more than feature difference.
My Recommendations: (Peach Digital Planner Stickers Kit)
Pick this over the blue or green kit if your existing spread already leans warm rather than cool.
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66 Summer Digital Planner Stickers PNGs

Ice cream, sunglasses and beach icons in a larger 66-piece set with more variety per category than most seasonal packs. Delivered as individual PNGs, so placing single stickers is straightforward.
My Recommendations: (66 Summer Digital Planner Stickers PNGs)
Good option if you want a bigger summer library and plan to mix and match icons across several months, not just one.
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40 Summer Digital Planner Stickers PNG

A smaller, tighter summer set covering the same general territory as the 66-piece pack above, with less overlap in icon types. Useful if you want summer coverage without the larger file count.
My Recommendations: (40 Summer Digital Planner Stickers PNG)
Choose this over the 66-piece set if you’d rather keep your sticker library smaller and easier to scroll through.
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Cute Halloween Ghost Hand Drawn Clipart

A single-motif clipart set built entirely around hand-drawn ghosts, closer to illustration than a functional sticker pack. It’s meant for accenting a page rather than organising it.
My Recommendations: (Cute Halloween Ghost Hand Drawn Clipart)
Use this to accent a Halloween cover page rather than as your main set of planning icons.
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Adventure Travel Sticker Vacation PNG

Suitcases, planes and small map icons built for trip planning rather than daily routines. It works well dropped into a travel journal or a dedicated vacation spread.
My Recommendations: (Adventure Travel Sticker Vacation PNG)
Best kept for a travel journal or trip-planning spread, since the icons don’t translate well to a regular daily log.
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Cozy Day Digital Planner Stickers

Candles, blankets and warm drinks in a soft, low-saturation palette meant for self-care or rest-day spreads. It closes out the list on a quieter note than most of the themed packs above.
My Recommendations: (Cozy Day Digital Planner Stickers)
Fits a self-care tracker or a rest-day page better than a busy work planner.

