For charities and clubs
Make numbered raffle tickets for your charity, club or community group. Add your organization, prize and draw date, and get a print-ready PDF with matching stubs and cut guides.
Free · No signup · Runs in your browser
Ticket type
Design
Accent colour
Paper colour
Logo (optional)
Paper
Tickets per page
In the print dialog choose Actual size (100%), not “Fit to page”.
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Choose the ticket type, a design and an accent colour. Add a logo if you have one.
Type the title, prize, price and date, then set the number range and stub lines.
Check the preview, then download the PDF or send it straight to your printer.
Pick a start number and quantity. Every ticket is numbered in order, with zero-padding if you want it.
Each tear-off stub carries the same number as its ticket, with name and phone lines for the buyer.
True physical size, crop marks and a dotted tear line. Print it at home or take it to a copy shop.
Choose 4, 6, 8 or 10 tickets per page. The page count is worked out for you.
A fundraising committee rarely has time to lay out tickets by hand. Fill in your organization name, the prize, the price and the draw date, choose a design, and the tickets are laid out for you with the numbers already in place.
Choose Classic, Modern, Bold or Minimal, then pick an accent colour that matches your organization. Bold suits eye-catching tickets sold at the door, while Minimal prints cleanly on a black-and-white laser printer.
Keep a simple log of which number ranges went to which seller and which came back unsold. Some places require a permit or licence number on raffle tickets; enter it under More details and it is printed on every ticket. Requirements vary, so check with your local authority.
Yes. Open More details and fill in the permit number. It is printed on every ticket. Check your local rules to see whether one is required.
Typically the organization running the raffle, what the prize is, the price, the draw date and how winners are contacted. The stub can collect a name and phone number.
Yes. The Minimal and Classic designs work well in black and white. If you use a bold accent colour, it prints as a grey tone on a monochrome printer.
Use the Price field for wording such as $5 each or 3 for $10. If you sell different tiers, generate one batch per tier with its own number range.
Open the PDF and choose Actual size or 100% in the print dialog. Do not choose Fit to page or Shrink to fit, because that changes the ticket size and moves the cut guides. Choose the same paper size you picked here (A4 or US Letter).
No. Numbering, layout and the PDF are all created in your browser. What you type and any logo you add stay on your device.