31+ Easy Minimalist Bullet Journal Weekly Spreads for Busy People

Can’t get any easier than this one! All you need to create this weekly layout is a journal, a ruler (if you prefer your lines to be extra straight), and a fineliner.

And since the design is very minimal, one page has enough free space to write down all the tasks.

It's as minimal as it gets. The only decoration is the word may which is written in such dark blue that it looked black to me.

This, by the way, is a Tombow TwinTone marker - I love those for beautiful colors and they come with a dual tip.

If your daily plans are time-sensitive, this design is for you! Stina always creates magnificent minimal spreads, and this one is no exception.

I love this page! Her pages are always so pretty and I love the tiny little doodles she usually uses to decorate her pages.

If you wonder what's that cute pen - it's a Muji pen. It writes super smooth and is really pretty, like pretty much all the Muji products.

Love this spread and it's a great example of how beautiful handwriting can decorate a page. A great way to speed up setting up this kind of weekly is by using stencils.

A great way to speed up setting up this kind of weekly is by using stencils. You can get these from Amazon or try my favorite ones from Etsy.

Super simple but extremely good-looking weekly spread! As an option instead of a little calendar in the first rectangle, you can always just write down your weekly to-do list.

One trick I learned - to help you speed up drawing the day's sections, use stencils. With them, you can draw your daily rectangles in no time at all!

Sometimes all you need to make your weekly spreads be simple but also stand out is black washi tape and date stickers.

Alternatively, you can use stamps for dates. They might be on the expensive side, but they are perfect and reusable, so considering how often you'll be using them, it will be a worthy investment.

A true minimal weekly spread with no single extra element is needed. Olivia herself said it took her just a few minutes!

Also, can we please take a minute to admire the handwriting here? It's absolute perfection. I'm totally jealous ;)

Perfect setup if you have very busy working days, but your weekends are kind of free.

And here you can see one more favorite thing for minimal Bullet Journal - grey Zebra Mildliner highlighter. It’s really small and barely noticeable detail but adds that little something to your spreads.

Love this weekly because it's completely created using stamps.

These stamps are from Ink By Jeng. Her shop seems to be on breaks pretty often, but her stuff is great. Personally, I have some stencils and washi tape from her and I'm loving them!

Sometimes the best decoration for your pages is your handwriting.

I know I know I've been talking a lot about handwriting, but it's something I'm working hard on improving and I can't stop admiring other people's amazing work.

You can easily create this awesome effect around the dates with a compass of this amazing circle ruler. It always impresses me how amazing and stylish just a few lines can make the page look.

Even with minimal decoration, you can still have a beautiful and colorful spread.

The best decoration here, I think, is brush-lettered headers for each day and some washi tape.

Elegant and functional spread that took less than 10 minutes to set up.

I really like the effect used for the dates - white ink on top of a black circle. This is something I use a lot in my journal too, my go-to pen for white ink is white Sakura Gelly Roll.

Very task and goal-oriented weekly spread; I love the structure and definitely will try to implement it on one of my weekly pages.

I also like the little splash of color to the daily headers.

This handwriting is so cute and small; I love it! It also allows using more space for writing since it seems like the creator can fit two lines in one box.

Also, it's such a beautiful and minimal flatlay, love it!

Don’t have that many tasks, but have lots of everyday routine things you need to track? Then this weekly layout is for you - have a whole page for your trackers!

Again pretty easy, just some lines put together. And a splash of color. If you feel like you’d like some metallic shine on your pages, try out these Kuretake Zig Fudebiyori Metallic Brush Pens.

Another variation on adding color to your Bullet Journal weekly spread - add it behind the dates. Muted colors of pastel Tombow Dual Brush pens will be perfect for that.

It's a beautiful spread, and I'm in love with the tiny handwriting; it just looks so pretty and neat.

Note how just a bit of grey color and washi tape make so much difference in decorating this page.

It's a cute little spread, well, actually, two spreads. Blue overtones also look so great.

Pastel blue is a perfect color to add more interest to your page without it standing out too much and being distractive.

I really love this effect with connecting dates; it really makes the designs stand out.

Also, I'm always impressed by people who can use white space for decorating the page. I somehow always feel uncomfortable if I have too much black space.

A simple and very functional weekly spread. It can be even easier to set up if you use stencils for letters and wreaths. I really love the gold details as well, it's such a tiny thing, but it adds a lot to the page.

A very simple weekly that provides plenty of space for daily tasks. The flowers are gorgeous, but if you don't want to draw them, you can always use a stamp or some stickers.

Even though we have an amazing floral illustration in the corner, I still think this page is pretty minimal.

I like the idea to add an extra rectangle below the daily spread for some important information. I don't know what the creator wrote in theirs, but I'd probably use it to write my most important daily task, or maybe a little daily mood summary.

What a beautiful BuJo weekly spread, the handwriting here is so cute and neat.

I'm also loving how this simple setup got so much more interest with these little splashes of watercolor.

Simple weekly to set up, and it has plenty of space for daily tasks.

Decorate the extra daily box with a sticker or a magazine cutout, or use it for your weekly to-do list of plans for the next week.

Beautiful minimalist weekly spread with just a few stickers as decoration.

A cool thing that makes this spread stand out is the fact that brown color was used instead of the usual black or grey. Such a simple thing, and yet it made the page stand out a lot.

Such a perfect minimal weekly spread, and I love a little detail in the corner. I find that botanical doodles like this one are absolutely perfect for a minimalist Bullet Journal setup.

Simple and elegant weekly. The leaves are very easy to draw, and they add so much with that little bit of color.

The colors are also so pretty; it makes me want to add some Crayola Super Tips to my collection again.

Mark always has very simple but creative spreads. A good example is this one, where he used just one stamp to make it more fun.

A beautiful spread, and all you need to add some flair is a bit of lettering and some washi tape.

I've been really obsessing with washi tape lately so you'll probably see more and more of it on my pages as well. Washi tape is a great way to add fun and decoration to your pages even when you're not artistic.

This wonderful spread is as simple as it can be! And yet it has all you need for planning a successful week: daily planning, weekly to-do list, habit tracker, and even space to prepare for the upcoming week.

I  also really like the little touch of color.

This can totally be a weekly spread, but to me, it looks more like a weekly journaling spread. It looks so gentle and pretty.

The only thing I'd probably want to add here is the dates. Maybe there, at the top, next to the word April.

Beautiful spread, and basically all you need for it is a ballpoint pen. Classic Bullet Journal approach.

There is a little illustration in the corner. This one is definitely hand-drawn, but it looks very similar to different Japanese stamps, kind of the same aesthetic.  I have no idea where to get those, but they keep showing up on my Instagram feed, and I'm starting to want to explore them more.

A very simple weekly spread, but it looks so special with that pop of color. I'm also loving how well organized this weekly is; there is even space for daily journaling.