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A planner built for the Boox Note Air3 (B/W)
Generated at the full 1404×1872, at 227 ppi — about 6.2in × 8.2in of paper, with every day, week, and month linked to its hub.
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How the Boox Note Air3 (B/W) planner is built
A generator that lays out a planner PDF at the Boox Note Air3 (B/W)'s native 1404×1872 panel resolution, so the file matches the screen instead of being scaled to fit it.
A one-month PDF for your Boox Note Air3 (B/W). No email, no account, no payment.
How it works
Every page is drawn at 1404×1872 points with the device's safe margins (80px top, 80px on the toolbar edge) left clear, so the on-screen UI never covers your writing. Days, weeks, and months are linked with internal GoTo annotations, and the whole file is generated in your browser.
Example
A Boox Note Air3 (B/W) weekly planner for 2027, Monday start: 12 month hubs, 53 linked week spreads, and a back-link on every page — 6.2in × 8.2in per page at 227 ppi, generated in seconds.
Getting it onto your Boox
- Copy the PDF over USB, or send it with BooxDrop (push.boox.com, or a browser on the same Wi-Fi). Cloud apps from the Play Store work too.
- Open it in NeoReader and tap links with your finger.
Read the full Boox transfer guide →
- Panel resolution
- 1404×1872 px
- Pixel density
- 227 ppi
- Screen
- 10.3in monochrome
- Planner page size
- 6.2in × 8.2in
Reading for Boox owners
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Frequently asked questions
- What size are the pages on a Boox Note Air3 (B/W)?
- Every page is 1404×1872 points, which is exactly the Boox Note Air3 (B/W)'s panel resolution. At its 227 ppi that works out to about 6.2in × 8.2in in your hands, so nothing is scaled, letterboxed, or cropped when you open it.
- Do the planner's links work on the Boox Note Air3 (B/W)?
- Open it in NeoReader and tap links with your finger. The planner links every day, week, and month to its hub with internal PDF GoTo annotations, which is the link type e-ink readers handle natively.
- How do I get the file onto the Boox Note Air3 (B/W)?
- Copy the PDF over USB, or send it with BooxDrop (push.boox.com, or a browser on the same Wi-Fi). Cloud apps from the Play Store work too. There is a full walkthrough in our Boox transfer guide.
- Which years can I build?
- Any of 2026, 2027, or 2028, starting from any month — so an academic year works the same way a calendar year does. The generator builds the year you pick rather than selling a fixed file per year.