Free meal planner templates.

How should I organize my meal planner?

First, think about what kind of calendar view works best for you. Do you want your meal plan to cover the day, week, month, or all the above? How much space do you need for each section? Then, consider ways you can organize your information. Use techniques like color-coding, layout, or matching fonts to categorize details on your meal plan. Lastly, is there anything specific to you that you’d like to include in your meal plan? Maybe a weekly goal, recipes, a grocery list, or macro tracking. Update your meal plan anytime to update it based on your needs.

How can I make my meal planner cute?

First, use the Colors tool to find a cute color palette for your design – perhaps fun, bright hues or cute pastels. Then, select a cute yet easy-to-read font style for your meal planner. Handwritten fonts can also help add a cuter touch. Replace standard planner details like lines or dividers with more playful styles. Add stickers and graphics around your design for a pop of cuteness.

Is there any limitation on the number of photos I can upload for the meal planner template?

The only limit is how many photos you can fit on each page. Prioritize the legibility of the text in your meal planner, then use photos is ways that support that, whether that is as background or border images, or small graphics to provide visuals for your meal plan.

Can I create my own meal planner template?

Any new or existing project can be turned into a shareable template. Open your project, choose the Share option in the top right, and follow the prompts to make your own meal planner template. Access your templates from your library and share with collaborators.

Can I get Adobe Express for free? If so, what’s included?

Yes, Adobe Express has a free plan that includes core features like photo editing tools and effects and thousands of free templates. Learn more about our plans and pricing.