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Printing & Planner Supplies | Everything We Use to Go From PDF to Finished Page

Hi, welcome. 👋

A lot of people ask what I actually use to go from a downloaded PDF to a finished, trimmed, hole-punched page in my binder, so I put together this page to answer that once, in one place.

Everything here is something I personally use in my own printing setup, whether I’m putting together a free printable or one of the full Smile Systems. I’ve organized it by step, in the same order I actually work through it: print, trim, punch, and store — plus a paper section, since the right stock makes a bigger difference than most people expect.Everything here is something I personally use in my own printing setup, whether I’m putting together a free printable or one of the full Smile Systems. I’ve organized it by step, in the same order I actually work through it: print, trim, punch, and store.

Note: some of the links below are affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission if you purchase through them — at no extra cost to you. I only recommend tools I actually use myself.


🖨️ Printing


📄 Paper


✂️ Trimming


🕳️ Hole Punching


📓 Storage



If you want the fastest path, pre-punched A5 or Personal-size paper lets you skip trimming and punching entirely, print your PDF directly onto it and it’s ready for your binder. If you’re printing on standard paper and cutting down to size yourself, ruler and cutting mat are the two I’d prioritize first, they make the biggest difference in how clean your edges turn out.

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