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Free templates for work, school and home

ExcelSHE is a library of free Word, Excel and PDF templates. Most pages collect several versions of the same document, say a lease agreement, an interview score sheet or a bill pay checklist, so you can look through a few layouts and take the one that suits you.

There is no account to make and nothing to pay. Download the file, open it in Word, Excel or a PDF viewer, put in your own details, then print it or send it on.

Where to start

Not sure what to search for? Pick the area closest to what you are working on.

• Business Templates: order forms, agreements, score sheets and the rest of the paperwork a small business or office ends up needing.
• Personal Templates: things for home and family, like birthday cards, certificates, potluck sign-up sheets and speech outlines.
• Medical Templates: patient history forms, consent forms and therapy progress notes.
• Education Templates: lesson plans, book reports and reading logs for teachers, parents and students.
• Budget Templates: budget planners and travel expense reports.
• Letter Templates: resignation and two weeks notice letters, community service letters and similar.
• Charts: chart layouts, such as Pareto charts, that you fill in with your own numbers.
• Calendar Templates: printable calendars and bill calendars.

Questions people ask

Are they really free?

Yes. You can download any template on the site without paying or signing up.

Can I edit them?

The Word and Excel files, yes. Open them in Word or Excel, or in Google Docs and Google Sheets, and change whatever you need. PDFs are mostly meant for printing as they are.

Which format should I pick?

Word for letters and forms you want to type into. Excel for budgets, trackers and anything with sums in it. PDF if you just want to print. Not every template comes in all three, so check what is offered on the page.

Can I use the legal and medical ones as they are?

Treat them as a starting point. Requirements change from place to place, so if the document matters, a lawyer or doctor should look it over before you use it.