Turn your to-do list into something you can physically finish.
Paste the tasks you already have. CutDone turns them into a printable list that gets physically shorter every time you finish something.
Free · No login · Print at home
Paste your to-do list
One task per line. Bullets, numbers and checkboxes are fine — we'll clean those up for you.
Choose how the list works
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WHY CUTDONE?
A to-do list tells you what's left. CutDone lets you remove what's done.
Traditional to-do lists are great for capturing tasks. CutDone is designed for a different moment: actually finishing a small, finite set of them.
Instead of checking a tiny box and watching the task disappear inside an app, CutDone puts the list somewhere physical — your desk, wall, fridge or mirror. Finish something, then cut or tear it away.
The result is simple: the work still left to do gets visibly smaller.
To-do list vs. CutDone
| Traditional to-do list | CutDone |
|---|---|
| Great for capturing lots of tasks | Best for a finite set of tasks you want to finish |
| Easy to add and rearrange tasks | Intentionally physical and visible |
| Useful for ongoing daily management | Useful for focused goals, challenges and short lists |
| Check a box when finished | Cut, fold or tear the finished task away |
| Often lives in an app or notebook | Designed to stay somewhere you can see |
You don't have to choose.
Keep your big master list wherever you already keep it. When a handful of tasks actually matter today or this week, move them into CutDone. Think of your to-do list as the inbox. CutDone is the small list you want to make disappear.
What kind of to-do list works well with CutDone?
Today's five
Choose five tasks that would make today feel complete.
Weekend reset
Laundry, groceries, and a clean slate for Monday.
Project sprint
A short list to carry one small project to done.
Before a trip
The last few things before you walk out the door.
Things I've been avoiding
Small, easy to put off, satisfying to finally cut away.
Questions
Is this a free printable to-do list?
Yes. The converter is free to use, and you can print the result at home on A4 or US Letter paper.
Do I need an account?
No. There's no login and nothing to sign up for.
Can I paste a list from another app?
Yes — paste plain text copied from Notes, Reminders, Todoist, Notion, Google Docs, email, or anywhere else. There's no official integration; it just reads the text you paste.
What's the difference between In Order and Any Order?
In Order keeps your tasks in sequence — do the next one, then remove it. Any Order lets you finish tasks in whatever sequence you like and tear off each one individually.
Can I edit the list before printing?
Yes. "Open in Designer" carries your converted list into the full CutDone Designer, where you can edit text, reorder tasks, and adjust styling before printing.
Can I print on A4 and Letter paper?
Yes, both are supported — choose the paper size in the Designer before printing.