Enter the event details
Add the event, organizer, date, and the wording you need on the ticket.
DESIGN & PRINT
Prepare a consistent set of numbered tickets without changing each number by hand. Keep the ticket and stub matched, and choose a sheet order that fits your cutting workflow.
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Add the event, organizer, date, and the wording you need on the ticket.
Choose a starting number, quantity, optional prefix, and padding. Review the first and last number.
Use standard reading order or cut-and-stack order, preview every sheet, and test the trim and tear lines.
Print at Actual size or 100%. Turn off your browser’s Headers and footers to keep its date, page title, and web address off the paper. This does not remove dates you entered in your design.
Outputs use RGB color for home and office printing, not CMYK or PDF/X. Test your printer, trim, folds, and any QR codes before making a batch.
Yes. Both use the same generated ticket record, and the export checks that they match.
Yes. Set the minimum number of digits. A number that grows beyond that width is not truncated.
It arranges the pages so you can cut the same ticket position from each sheet and stack those groups in order. Follow the preview and assembly instructions.
Yes. It continues across pages and leaves unused positions blank on the final sheets.
No. It only prepares ticket artwork. It does not collect payments, select winners, or check legal eligibility.