Move around your planner: tabs, months and page turns
Use the tabs along the top, the month tabs on the right edge, and Previous and Next under the planner to get anywhere.
Your planner works like a binder, and there are three ways around it.
- The tabs along the top open a section: Cover, Planner (your weekly pages) and any sections you added, such as Grades or Notes. The tab you are on is filled with your theme's main color.
- The month tabs down the right edge jump to a month's weekly pages. See Jump to a month.
- Previous and Next under the planner turn one page at a time. At the end of a section they carry on into the next one.
The bar under the planner also names the page you are on. In every section except Planner, it shows where you are in that section too, such as 3 / 12. If a page name is cut off, select it to read it in full.
On a computer
The ← and → arrow keys also turn the page when you are not typing. If there are more tabs than fit, scroll over them with your mouse wheel or trackpad, drag the thin bar under them, or select a cut-off tab to slide it into view.
On a phone or tablet
Use the arrows in the bar at the bottom. Swiping across the page does not turn it. Tabs you are not on may show a shortened name; slide the row of tabs sideways to reach the rest, and tap one to open it.
Updated September 25, 2026
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- Jump to a month with the month tabsThe month tabs on the right edge of your planner always take you to that month's weekly pages, from any section.
- The tabs along the top of your plannerCover, Planner and every section you add each have a tab. Select one to jump there, and use Edit to add, rename, reorder or delete sections.
- See one page at a time or a two-page spreadUnder Page Layout in Planner settings, choose Auto, Two-page spread or Single page. Auto shows two pages on a computer.
- Why didn't the page turn?Swiping doesn't turn pages. Use Previous and Next under the planner, the tabs along the top, or the month tabs.
- Keyboard shortcuts in the plannerSearch, turn pages, zoom, undo, copy and more from the keyboard. On a Mac, use Cmd wherever this says Ctrl.

