43+ Harry Potter Bullet Journal Theme Inspirations
Ready to dive into some magical Bullet Journal theme ideas? If you’re a Potterhead, you’ll love exploring these 43+ Harry Potter Bullet Journal inspirations that cover everything from monthly logs to weekly spreads.
From intricate illustrations of Hogwarts to creative ways to track your spells and potions (or tasks and habits for us Muggles), there’s something here for every fan.
I’ll also share my own personal Harry Potter themed Bullet Journal setup, adding a dash of humor and personal anecdotes along the way. So grab your quill, a goblet of Butterbeer, and let’s bring a bit of wizardry to our journaling adventures!
December might be the most magical month of the year, so I thought it’d be fitting to give a try to Harry Potter Bullet Journal theme.
I was super excited to finally bring the wonder of the HP world to my Bullet Journal pages, and I can’t wait to share it with you! Below is my monthly setup, as well as a Plan With Me video!
I thought, however, you might also be interested in other styles and takes on this magical theme, so there are also 43+ inspired by amazing creators from all over Instagram.
And be sure to scroll until the end to get your FREE Harry Potter printable stickers, together with many more free printables you can start using right away.
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Supplies Used
Before we dive in, let me run through some of the supplies I used in this setup, so maybe you’d like to use some of the same for your take of the Harry Potter theme.
- Nuuna notebook. Despite decreasing paper quality, I’m still loving my Nuuna with its white paper and smaller dot grid.
- Pigment Pen by Faber Castell. The fineliner I’m using at the moment, it had rich black ink and is so smooth.
- Zebra Mildliner Highlighters and Brush Pens. These are some of my favorite tools for adding color to my Bullet Journal pages. I use Highlighters to color and the thin tip of the brush pens for more elaborate things.
- Tombow Fude Brush Pens. If you see thicker black lines, it’s probably the work of these babies. I think they are an absolute must-have, and I really can’t imagine what I did before I got them. They are great for drawing but also for creating beautiful brush lettering.
- Metallic Stencils. In this setup … SPOILER! … I’m doing a circle monthly log and circle tracker, so these stencils really saved my life with the setup.
- Westcott Stencil. Since I needed some good and even circles, this stencil helped me achieve that.
Now that we covered the supplies, let’s get into my Plan With Me and then into how other creators approached this theme.
December Bullet Journal Setup: Harry Potter Theme
I’ve wanted to do the Harry Potter theme in my Bullet Journal for a while, but I always was a little bit afraid. What if the doodles are too hard, and I won’t be able to draw them well?
After creating a few Harry Potter-themed pages for my October challenge, I got my confidence and was ready to roll. Of course, I had to choose December as my HP month!
Cover Page
For the cover page, I went all in and spend honestly quite a lot of time, but I’m really happy with the result.
Every time I test what house I’d go to, the hat tells me it’s Gryffindor, so I decided it’s time to embrace my destiny and be a proud Griffindor! As reflected on my cover page.
Monthly Log
I liked the format I had in November, with a small monthly log and goals on the same page, so I went with a similar format.
However, I added a twist, and this month the monthly log is actually a circle in the shape of a time turner.
But because I struggled to keep concentrating, I did end up making a mistake with my calculations. Can you spot a mistake on this page?
Habit Tracker
This whole page is inspired by Harry Potter candy. This might not be the most straightforward format for a habit tracker, but I think it came out looking super fun!
I went with a circle habit tracker. This one would work very well if you have just a few habits like I do, but it might be a bit more difficult for more habits.
The idea is to have a color assigned to each habit, and once I complete the habit during the day, I color one of the sections according to color.
I had enough space here to also include my to-do list.
Gratitude Log
The page that is always present in my Bullet Journal setups. I love that quote about happiness, and considering how much a gratitude log helps to see the best every day, I thought it would be perfect for this spread.
This time I also added a quote here, which I think works very well with the whole idea of a habit tracker. The idea is that no matter how bad your day is, there is always something in it to be grateful for.
Time Log
After using one in November, I really saw all the benefits and just had to include it in December as well.
I modified a little bit the categories I want to track, but generally, I tried to keep the same colors.
This page took a while to set up, and it was not easy to establish a habit of adding marks every hour. But I think it gives a great one-month view of how I spend my time, which was invaluable for me to figure out my perfect routine.
Gift Ideas
December is, of course, the month of Christmas, so I had to include a gift ideas page.
Finally after 8 years for me this year, I’ll be spending Christmas with the family, and I really want to make the best out of it. It’s pretty exciting, and I’m looking forward to being little Santa Masha this year.
But here is a little look behind the scenes. I actually ended up not using this page at all, which happens, there is no shame in that.
But I felt sad just having an empty page, and I wanted to make it into something special, so I decided to use my HP Sprocket and create a little collage of my precious moments. I think the quote fits perfectly for a memory page like this one as well.,
Quote Page
Usually, I’d have a monthly review page, but this month, it’s a quote page. And as you can see, I ended up using it as an excuse for drawing home Harry Potter doodles.
First of all, because there are so many amazing quotes in Harry Potter books, there is always a place for some in my BuJo.
But also, because it’s the last month of the year and there will be tons of yearly review kind of pages, so I thought I’d include my December review in that block at the end of the monthly setup.
Weekly Spreads
I played a lot with the productivity aspects of weekly spreads this month because we all know you really have to be at your best with time management in December!
The first week is a horizontal one, and I played around here with the idea of having a weekly goals section, together with a general to-do area.
I think it helped me to realize what my priorities are and concentrate more on things that were important, rather than just getting swamped by all the tasks.
Next up is a running to-do list, but I quickly realized I still need to have an area with daily boxes for all the appointments and specific day-assigned tasks.
In the end, I think my lesson here was that the running weekly format isn’t really the best for my productivity.
Last but not least is my weekly spread, where I tried using a Pomodoro technique and actually track every day how much time I spent working.
It gives a visual representation of my productivity, and it really helps me get things done.
Plan With Me Video
Finally, here is my Plan With Me video for December.
I did get a bit more chatty, I think, because, for once, I actually got a good night’s sleep before recording.
Harry Potter Bullet Journal Theme Inspirations
Time for inspiration from other creators. I must say I was so impressed by all these spreads. They are all on the same theme, but so very different!
I hope you enjoy them as much as I did.
Cover Pages
As always, cover pages come first. They are the best place to let your creativity flow and make something just to look pretty.
And, boy oh boy, these are some absolutely incredible ones here!
Such a beautiful collection of tiny Harry Potter doodles! I love those bright happy colors, that Christmas red just makes me so happy.
I also like how the creator added these extra elements to symbolize their own Hogwarts house.
This cover page has a very different color scheme, but I still really love it. All the browns make it seem super cozy.
And, of course, this is an amazing quote to start your month with!
This spread is a complete masterpiece, with all the details the creator added to this illustration! They did mention there is an error there, but I can't see what it might be.
I love this fun cover page and the bright colors the creator used. The Hogwarts Express illustration is a fun reference to the second book.
I wonder if this is the creator’s house or if it’s just a perfect insignia for the month of October. Whichever it is, this illustration is fantastic and so detailed!
I always fidn t hat black and white looks particularly aesthetic, and for this cover page I also really like this creative idea to make the illustration in the shape of Harry's scar.
The most Griffindor page one can imagine! I love how the creator used a scrapbooking effect with all the extra colored paper.
I also really like the reference to this very important moment in the books.
I can only imagine how long it took to draw this illustration. But it looks absolutely magical and all that effort was worth it.
I think the Hogwarts synmbol is a perfe t idea for the cover page, and thisparticular illustration almost looks like a\a stamp, with al the beautiful details and colorful accents.
This cover page has such an old-style aesthetic look; I think it's very fitting to the Harry Potter world. And actually creating that effect with bricks opening up is probably not that hard to recreate as well.
Monthly Log Inspirations
Next up are monthly log inspirations, and I love how creative people get with these.
There are so many ways to set up your monthly log and even more ways to decorate it. Here, I tried to gather as wide a variety of styles as possible so you can find one that fits you.
I love this on-theme font and how the page has so many Harry Potter references and elements. At the first glance, it might look too crowded, but it actually gives a lot of space for all kinds of entries.
This illustration is absolutely incredible! And did you notice how the dates are connected via magic wands? What attention to detail!
I don’t think it’s the most practical monthly log, but it sure looks fantastic.
A beautiful calendar monthly log, and I love the detail of using parchment as a background to the monthly log itself. The cute little references to the marauder's map are also a great touch.
I love how so many creators are such huge fans of Harry Potter! You can see it from the prompts used on the flatlay.
Also how fun that the whole theme was named Marauder’s map, I’d love to see how the artists made the other pages look.
I feel like the magic of Harry Potter is just perfect for the holiday season, and here is a great example of how to turn this into a Christmas theme.
This is such a cool idea to make the page look like parchment. I definitely like that subtle touch of brown at the corners.
The creator used Crayola Super Tips for this page, and as always I'm impressed with how many different effects you can create with all the colors of these pens available.
This is a differetn typoe of placement, with a monthly log on the left and cover page on the right, but its your journal and your rules, and if that's what you want to do that's up to you.
I also really love the spooky feel of these pages.
Seems like this scene is a very popular theme for Harry Potter pages. And for a good reason, it looks great.
Plus, I really love the contrast between the color of the illustration and the white of the daily boxes
Another monthly log, but in this one, the creator used an entire page to just add decorations. I saw go for it! There is also a surprise hidden behind the monthly log.
Bullet Journal Trackers
Next up are some beautiful Harry Potter-themed trackers. Whether it's a habit tracker, mood tracker, or workout tracker, I've got you covered with plenty of inspirations.
This habit tracker might be a bit confusing, but it’s worth it because it looks stunning and is so creative. I love all the attention to detail and the stunning illustration in the middle.
This was a great scene in the books and movies, and it came out like a great idea for a tracker. I like how well it combined both habit tracker and mood tracker in one.
It took me a while to realize why this is actually a Harry Potter theme. Until it hit me – it’s the Weasley family clock!
I think the colors are too similar, but also that way they stay in the same color scheme and will look very good together.
This is a fantastic illustration with so much detail and such a magical and mysterious feeling! I admire that the creator put so much effort into their habit tracker.
I don’t really like the trackers that you have to turn your journal to fill out. But on the bright side, this allowed Rachel to create this beautiful illustration.
Is this a Harry Potter theme or your usual Halloween witches theme? I think it could work as both, so for this post, let’s say it’s a Harry Potter theme.
Harry Potter Weekly Spreads
The final set of spreads are weekly log inspirations. With how often we use weekly spreads, I always find it helpful to see as many different designs as possible.
There are so many different styles here; I’m sure you’ll find something that works for you.
Starting with this very neat-looking and stylish weekly spread. I love how clean it looks and how beautiful the tiny Harry Potter doodles are.
Beautiful weekly spread and I love that it has a mix of illustrations and stickers.
I also really admire that the creator managed to add sigils for each different house. These are such detailed drawings!
This is not a complete weekly spread, but it happens sometimes, and I think using the other part of a weekly plan is a great idea to fill out the blank space left from starting your weekly planning late.
One more page with your usual magic doodles, so much so that I haven’t realized that this is a Harry Potter theme at first glance.
But then I saw it. Do you see that one doodle that gives away the Harry Potter theme?
Your weekly spreads are a great way for you to get more detailed and personal with your take on the theme, like choosing your favorite house.
Once again, I'm thinking if this is a Harry Potter theme or a general witch theme. The creator said it's Harry Potter, so that's what we're going with. Either way, this is a very interesting design and a beautiful page.
I love the frame of this weekly spread, it kind of looks like a long Gryffindor scarf. I also know how difficult is it to draw this detailed sigil so I really admire how the artists did this one.
A dutch door concept is a great way to add more space to your weekly spreads, and this beautiful weekly log is an excellent example of how to make it real in your journal.
Personally, I'm more of a color type of person; I always feel like something is missing if I'm doing a black-and-white page. But this artist definitely knows how to use just one pen and bring a page to life.
Last but not least is this cute weekly spread with a beautiful illustration of the box of a chocolate frog. I think the true decoration for this page is the brush lettering for the daily headers.
Other Bullet Journal Pages
And that’s not all! There are also these random pages that I wanted to include but couldn’t categorize in any of the ones above.
I love that you can use a theme for a monthly setup, but you can also definitely use it on your yearly pages, or just randomly include to your journal.
Beautiful quote and it’s an amazing spread with black and gold.
I love this quote, it’s so true. In the end, it’s all about what you choose to do with the light and darkness inside you
Usually, a word a day is a type of gratitude log, but this doesn’t seem to be one.
Seeing how there are prompts at the bottom of the page, this is probably a monthly lettering challenge or something like that.
Just because most of the pages here are from monthly setups doesn't mean that you can't use a Harry Potter theme for your big yearly pages, like a future log.
Music is a wonderful instrument for enhancing your days and keeping memories. A playlist page is a perfect reminder of all the wonderful things that happened to you that month. Here is how you can create a Harry Potter-themed playlist page.
I love this page idea, it's like an "about me" page, but it's all about the wizard part of you. There is no practical reason for this spread, just pure fun!
This is such a clever idea to use Alohomora as a header for your key spread. I like that the creator added those stars in a swirl, it really makes it look more magical.
Harry Potter Bullet Journal Theme Inspirations
Time for inspiration from other creators. I must say I was so impressed by all these spreads. They are all on the same theme, but so very different!
I hope you enjoy them as much as I did.
Cover Pages
As always, cover pages come first. They are the best place to let your creativity flow and make something just to look pretty.
And, boy oh boy, these are some absolutely incredible ones here!
Such a beautiful collection of tiny Harry Potter doodles! I love those bright happy colors, that Christmas red just makes me so happy.
I also like how the creator added these extra elements to symbolize their own Hogwarts house.
This cover page has a very different color scheme, but I still really love it. All the browns make it seem super cozy.
And, of course, this is an amazing quote to start your month with!
This spread is a complete masterpiece, with all the details the creator added to this illustration! They did mention there is an error there, but I can't see what it might be.
I love this fun cover page and the bright colors the creator used. The Hogwarts Express illustration is a fun reference to the second book.
I wonder if this is the creator’s house or if it’s just a perfect insignia for the month of October. Whichever it is, this illustration is fantastic and so detailed!
I always fidn t hat black and white looks particularly aesthetic, and for this cover page I also really like this creative idea to make the illustration in the shape of Harry's scar.
The most Griffindor page one can imagine! I love how the creator used a scrapbooking effect with all the extra colored paper.
I also really like the reference to this very important moment in the books.
I can only imagine how long it took to draw this illustration. But it looks absolutely magical and all that effort was worth it.
I think the Hogwarts synmbol is a perfe t idea for the cover page, and thisparticular illustration almost looks like a\a stamp, with al the beautiful details and colorful accents.
This cover page has such an old-style aesthetic look; I think it's very fitting to the Harry Potter world. And actually creating that effect with bricks opening up is probably not that hard to recreate as well.
Monthly Log Inspirations
Next up are monthly log inspirations, and I love how creative people get with these.
There are so many ways to set up your monthly log and even more ways to decorate it. Here, I tried to gather as wide a variety of styles as possible so you can find one that fits you.I love this on-theme font and how the page has so many Harry Potter references and elements. At the first glance, it might look too crowded, but it actually gives a lot of space for all kinds of entries.
This illustration is absolutely incredible! And did you notice how the dates are connected via magic wands? What attention to detail!
I don’t think it’s the most practical monthly log, but it sure looks fantastic.
A beautiful calendar monthly log, and I love the detail of using parchment as a background to the monthly log itself. The cute little references to the marauder's map are also a great touch.
I love how so many creators are such huge fans of Harry Potter! You can see it from the prompts used on the flatlay.
Also how fun that the whole theme was named Marauder’s map, I’d love to see how the artists made the other pages look.
I feel like the magic of Harry Potter is just perfect for the holiday season, and here is a great example of how to turn this into a Christmas theme.
This is such a cool idea to make the page look like parchment. I definitely like that subtle touch of brown at the corners.
The creator used Crayola Super Tips for this page, and as always I'm impressed with how many different effects you can create with all the colors of these pens available.
This is a differetn typoe of placement, with a monthly log on the left and cover page on the right, but its your journal and your rules, and if that's what you want to do that's up to you.
I also really love the spooky feel of these pages.
Seems like this scene is a very popular theme for Harry Potter pages. And for a good reason, it looks great.
Plus, I really love the contrast between the color of the illustration and the white of the daily boxes
Another monthly log, but in this one, the creator used an entire page to just add decorations. I saw go for it! There is also a surprise hidden behind the monthly log.
Bullet Journal Trackers
Next up are some beautiful Harry Potter-themed trackers. Whether it's a habit tracker, mood tracker, or workout tracker, I've got you covered with plenty of inspirations.
This habit tracker might be a bit confusing, but it’s worth it because it looks stunning and is so creative. I love all the attention to detail and the stunning illustration in the middle.
This was a great scene in the books and movies, and it came out like a great idea for a tracker. I like how well it combined both habit tracker and mood tracker in one.
It took me a while to realize why this is actually a Harry Potter theme. Until it hit me – it’s the Weasley family clock!
I think the colors are too similar, but also that way they stay in the same color scheme and will look very good together.
This is a fantastic illustration with so much detail and such a magical and mysterious feeling! I admire that the creator put so much effort into their habit tracker.
I don’t really like the trackers that you have to turn your journal to fill out. But on the bright side, this allowed Rachel to create this beautiful illustration.
Is this a Harry Potter theme or your usual Halloween witches theme? I think it could work as both, so for this post, let’s say it’s a Harry Potter theme.
Harry Potter Weekly Spreads
The final set of spreads are weekly log inspirations. With how often we use weekly spreads, I always find it helpful to see as many different designs as possible.
There are so many different styles here; I’m sure you’ll find something that works for you.
Starting with this very neat-looking and stylish weekly spread. I love how clean it looks and how beautiful the tiny Harry Potter doodles are.
Beautiful weekly spread and I love that it has a mix of illustrations and stickers.
I also really admire that the creator managed to add sigils for each different house. These are such detailed drawings!
This is not a complete weekly spread, but it happens sometimes, and I think using the other part of a weekly plan is a great idea to fill out the blank space left from starting your weekly planning late.
One more page with your usual magic doodles, so much so that I haven’t realized that this is a Harry Potter theme at first glance.
But then I saw it. Do you see that one doodle that gives away the Harry Potter theme?
Your weekly spreads are a great way for you to get more detailed and personal with your take on the theme, like choosing your favorite house.
Once again, I'm thinking if this is a Harry Potter theme or a general witch theme. The creator said it's Harry Potter, so that's what we're going with. Either way, this is a very interesting design and a beautiful page.
I love the frame of this weekly spread, it kind of looks like a long Gryffindor scarf. I also know how difficult is it to draw this detailed sigil so I really admire how the artists did this one.
A dutch door concept is a great way to add more space to your weekly spreads, and this beautiful weekly log is an excellent example of how to make it real in your journal.
Personally, I'm more of a color type of person; I always feel like something is missing if I'm doing a black-and-white page. But this artist definitely knows how to use just one pen and bring a page to life.
Last but not least is this cute weekly spread with a beautiful illustration of the box of a chocolate frog. I think the true decoration for this page is the brush lettering for the daily headers.
Other Bullet Journal Pages
And that’s not all! There are also these random pages that I wanted to include but couldn’t categorize in any of the ones above.
I love that you can use a theme for a monthly setup, but you can also definitely use it on your yearly pages, or just randomly include to your journal.
Beautiful quote and it’s an amazing spread with black and gold.
I love this quote, it’s so true. In the end, it’s all about what you choose to do with the light and darkness inside you
Usually, a word a day is a type of gratitude log, but this doesn’t seem to be one.
Seeing how there are prompts at the bottom of the page, this is probably a monthly lettering challenge or something like that.
Just because most of the pages here are from monthly setups doesn't mean that you can't use a Harry Potter theme for your big yearly pages, like a future log.
Music is a wonderful instrument for enhancing your days and keeping memories. A playlist page is a perfect reminder of all the wonderful things that happened to you that month. Here is how you can create a Harry Potter-themed playlist page.
I love this page idea, it's like an "about me" page, but it's all about the wizard part of you. There is no practical reason for this spread, just pure fun!
This is such a clever idea to use Alohomora as a header for your key spread. I like that the creator added those stars in a swirl, it really makes it look more magical.
Free Printable Harry Potter Stickers
Want a jump start on your Harry Potter-themed Bullet Journal setup? I got you covered with a hand-drawn set of free printable stickers.
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Next step – use some sticker paper and print it out! Just make sure you choose “fit” in “Size Options”, and TA DAAAA! You got your sheet of stickers!
If you’re using just normal paper to print them out, a great option would be to use a special adhesive tape to stick them to the pages.
Final step – use an X-ACTO knife or a pair of scissors to cut them out. And that’s it! Enjoy your free stickers.
More Resources
Are you looking for some more ideas and inspiration for your Bullet Journal? There are so many already on the blog!
Check out these posts next:
- 200+ Bullet Journal Themes For Every Month On The Year
- 43+ November Bullet Journal Ideas
- Bullet Journal Monthly Cover Page Ideas
>>> Have you ever done a Harry Potter theme in your BuJo? Let us know in the comments.
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Beautiful and great inspiration! 🙏🏼
Thank you! There are so many incredible artists out there!