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Nusach Ari (Chabad) · weekday Mincha & Maariv
This works on a phone, but it is much easier on a desktop — bigger preview, and printing to PDF is simpler there.
Click a day. The sheet is tailored to exactly that date.
Click the first day, then the last. Every variation across the range is boxed and labeled.
Click any number of days (click again to remove one), then Done.
Maariv: the Hebrew date shown on each day is the coming night — nightfall of that civil date begins the next Hebrew day.
Regular weekday — no date. This makes a plain with none of the day-specific additions (no Rosh Chodesh, Chanukah, fast-day or Yom Tov inserts).
Because the Amidah changes with the season, the two season-dependent spots print both forms side by side — בקיץ (summer) and בחורף (winter) — so one sheet is correct all year. Read whichever the season calls for.
Press Done to build it. Switch back to Single / Range / Multiple above to pick a real date.
The regular-weekday sheet is dateless — nothing more to pick here.
You can fine-tune font, margins and orientation afterwards in the sidebar.
A sheet = one physical piece of paper, printed on both sides (1 sheet = up to 2 pages, or 4 pages folded as a booklet). The font size is chosen to fit.
Leave this off to keep your chosen font size and let the page count fall where it may.
Build it, then print or fine-tune anything in the sidebar.