Why did my other planner change too?
Several of your planners can use the same theme of yours, so changing it changes all of them. Duplicate it to change just one.
A theme you made can be used by more than one of your planners. They all use the same theme, so a change to its colors, fonts, cover or weekly pages shows on every planner using it.
To change one planner without touching the others, give it its own copy first:
- Open Theme Studio on the planner you want to change.
- On the Theme tab, under Custom, select the three dots on the theme's card and choose Duplicate.
- This planner switches to the copy. Rename it, then make your changes.
Good to know
A change to a page in a section you added, like a Class List page, stays with the planner you made it in.
Updated September 25, 2026
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