Social Media Content Planner [Printable PDF]

Looking for a simple, free social media content planner? One that you can download instantly—no sign-ups, no hassle? You’re in the right place! This post has everything you need to stay organized and inspired, including printable planners, content calendars, and a list of 20 post ideas. Plus, if you’re into themed content, check out my national days calendar collection for even more planning inspiration!

📥 All of the planners and calendars mentioned here are available for free—no sign-ups required. Just download, print, and start planning your content!

Free Printable Content Planners

Keeping track of your content can be overwhelming, but a planner makes it easier. These printables will help you map out your posts, track important dates, and keep your ideas in one place.

Monthly Content Planner

• A clean, minimalistic planner with two versions: for 30-day and 31-day months.
• Available in A4 and US Letter sizes.

Monthly Content Calendar

• Includes Monday-start and Sunday-start versions, so you can pick what works best for you.
• Perfect for scheduling content in advance.
• Available in A4 and US Letter sizes.

💡If you like planning around themes, my national days calendar and national food days calendar can be a great way to find timely content ideas!

Social Media Calendar PDF

Consistency is key when it comes to social media. This Social Media Calendar helps you stay on track by giving you a simple way to mark which platforms you’ve posted on.

• Comes in two versions:
  1. Pre-filled with Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest.
  2. A customizable version with two blank fields to add platforms like TikTok or LinkedIn.
• Available in A4 and US Letter sizes.

Use this calendar alongside your content planner to stay ahead of your schedule!

20 Awesome Post Ideas for Small Businesses

Ever struggle with what to post next? This 20 Awesome Post Ideas list is here to help! It’s a ready-made guide with engaging and creative ideas to keep your content fresh.

💡 Want even more inspiration? Check out my Social Media Holiday Calendar—they’re full of ready-to-go content themes!

Posts About Your Business

If you want to focus on growing your brand, the Posts About Your Business checklist is packed with content ideas tailored to small businesses and entrepreneurs.

• Includes hashtags to help boost your visibility.
• Available in A4 and US Letter sizes.

Why Use a Social Media Content Planner?

Social media is one of the best free tools for reaching your audience—but only if you post consistently. Having a content planner means you’ll always know what’s coming next, reducing stress and saving time.

🗓️ Want more seasonal content? The national days category is great for finding fun and engaging post ideas all year long!

Who Are These Planners For?

Anyone who wants to stay organized on social media! Whether you’re a small business owner, blogger, or just someone who likes to plan ahead, these templates will make your content strategy smoother.

✅ Busy entrepreneurs who want to streamline their social media workflow.

✅ Bloggers looking to keep their posts organized.

✅ Social media managers who need a reliable scheduling tool.

✅ Anyone who wants to be more consistent with their content.

FAQs About Social Media Content Planners

What’s the difference between a content planner and a content calendar?

A content planner helps you brainstorm and organize your posts, while a content calendar focuses on when and where you post them. I offer both, so you can choose what fits your workflow best.

Do I need a social media planner?

If you struggle with posting consistently, a planner can make things much easier. Plus, having a list of ready-made post ideas can save you tons of time!

Where can I find more post ideas?

My national day calendars are packed with content themes for every day of the year. Use them to fill your planner with creative, relevant posts.

Happy planning, and don’t forget to check out my national days calendar collection for even more content inspiration!

📝 This article was originally published on November 21, 2019. It has been thoroughly updated, and the publishing date has been changed to reflect the new version.