Raffle tickets
Numbered in pairs, so the draw actually works.
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Example
Example: 250 tickets for a school spring fair, five to a Letter sheet
A school’s parent association sells raffle tickets at its spring fair. Event Spring Fair Raffle; three detail lines, Saturday, April 18, 2027 / Drawing at 3 p.m. in the gym / $2 a ticket, 3 for $5; 250 tickets from 1 with 3 digits; Name and Phone on the stub; 5 per sheet; US Letter.
- Numbers run from 001 to 250: page 1 holds 001 to 005, and each number is printed on the stub and again at the top right of the ticket.
- Each ticket is 7.71 × 2.04 in. The stub is the left 30%, 2.31 in, with Name and Phone lines under its number and a dashed tear line beside it.
- 250 tickets at five to a sheet make 50 pages. Next year, start at 251, or put B- before the number, and nothing repeats.
| Tickets per sheet | Ticket height | Detail lines that fit | Stub lines that fit | Pages for 250 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | 5.11 in | 22 | 19 | 125 |
| 4 | 2.55 in | 9 | 8 | 63 |
| 5 | 2.04 in | 7 | 6 | 50 |
| 8 | 1.28 in | 3 | 3 | 32 |
| 10 | 1.02 in | 1 | 1 | 25 |
tickets.pdf, 50 pages of numbered tickets. Tear along the dashes as you sell: the stub with the buyer’s name and phone goes in the drum, the ticket goes home with the buyer.
How it works
- Type the event and any details — the date, the prize, the price.
- Choose how many tickets and where the numbering starts.
- Keep the lines on the stub: a name and a telephone number is what makes an unclaimed prize claimable.
- Print, cut along the outlines, and tear along the dashes as you sell them.
Frequently asked questions
- Why is the number printed twice?
- Because that is what makes it a raffle ticket rather than a label. The stub goes in the box or stays on the book, the other half goes to whoever bought it, and the matching numbers are how the winner is found.
- Can I carry on from last year’s numbers?
- Yes — set where the numbering starts. If you printed 1 to 200 last time, start at 201 and there is no chance of a duplicate.
- How many fit on a page?
- Five is comfortable on a Letter or A4 sheet and leaves the number big enough to read across a room. Ten fits, and gets cramped. Two gives you something closer to a proper printed ticket.
- Can I use it for cloakroom or door numbers?
- That is the same thing with different words. Take the details out, keep the number large, and print two to a sheet.
- Can I print them on US Letter?
- Yes: the page starts on US Letter in the US and Canada and on A4 elsewhere. On Letter, at five to a sheet each ticket is 7.71 × 2.04 in, with a 2.31 in stub; switch under Paper to whatever is in your printer.
- Is anything uploaded?
- No. The PDF is drawn in your browser.
- Is it free?
- Yes. The free plan adds a small line at the foot of the sheet; Pro leaves it off.