134 printable paper templates - dot grid, graph, isometric, hex, Cornell notes, handwriting guides, planners, calendars, manuscript paper, tablature, game boards and more. True vector PDF, SVG or PNG at any paper size.
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Haiku in nine themes, with every line counted after it is built from CMU Pronouncing Dictionary syllable counts rather than a spelling rule, and a seed in the link so a poem can be shared
Build or paste a Markdown table and see it read back cell by cell, with column widths measured in display columns so CJK text, emoji and accents line up, and pipes escaped in the right order
Generate a JSON Schema from a document and see whether it actually validates that document, with every number written back exactly as the file spelled it and formats checked against the calendar and the clock rather than by pattern
Generate 134 printable paper templates and download them as a true vector PDF, an SVG, or a PNG at up to 600 DPI. The catalogue covers grids and dots, handwriting and script guides, study and note layouts, planners and calendars, maths and science graph papers, music manuscript and tablature, art and craft grids, game boards and puzzle grids, and household and office forms. Pick a template, tune the spacing, margins, ink and page furniture, and print it at true scale.
Every template is described as geometry in millimetres and then written straight out as vector paths - real PDF drawing operators, real SVG paths - rather than a screenshot of a canvas. That is why a three-page monthly calendar PDF comes out around 12 KB and still prints razor sharp at any zoom, and why a 5 mm grid measures exactly 5 mm on paper when you print at 100%.
The same geometry drives three outputs. Printing opens a hidden document sized to your exact paper with the page break removed from the final sheet, so a one-page template prints one page and never a trailing blank. PDF export writes one vector page per sheet, so a run of pages is a single small file. PNG rasterises the current page at 150, 300 or 600 DPI - an A4 page at 300 DPI comes out at exactly 2480 x 3508 pixels.
Controls adapt to the template you choose. A spacing slider appears only where spacing means something, with jump-to presets for the values people actually use (5 mm, 1 cm, quarter inch, one fifth inch). Each template then adds its own controls: the number of staves and bars on manuscript paper, string count and instrument on tablature, month and week-start on a calendar, decades on log paper, board size on a Go board, stitch type on a beading pattern. Page furniture is shared across all of them - name and date headers, page numbers, a border, 2, 3, 4-hole or 6-ring punch guides, corner crop marks and a footer note.
Page setup covers 25 sizes across ISO A and B, US, index cards and notebook formats (Filofax Personal, Traveler’s Regular and Passport, Happy Planner, Field Notes, Moleskine Cahier) plus a fully custom width and height, in millimetres or inches, portrait or landscape. A 2-up or 4-up option splits the sheet and adds a cut guide, which is how you get A5 inserts off an A4 printer. Dated templates walk forward a month per page, so setting the page count to 12 prints a whole year.
Print dot grid at your preferred spacing and dot size, Cornell pages with the cue column set where you want it, or a sketchnote page with a banner and sidebar - sized for a Traveler’s notebook, Filofax or plain A5.
Millimetre paper at true 1/5/10 mm scale, semi-log and log-log with the decade count you need, normal probability paper, ternary diagrams, polar grids and a working Smith chart for RF work.
Primary three-line ruling, cursive and copperplate guides with a real slant ladder, blackletter nib ladders, French Seyes, Chinese tian zi ge and mi zi ge, Japanese genko yoshi, Korean wongoji, Devanagari and Arabic guides.
Manuscript paper with the stave count and bar lines you want, grand staff, tablature for guitar, bass, ukulele, banjo or mandolin, chord-box sheets, fretboard diagrams, blank piano keyboards and chord charts.
Correctly dated monthly and yearly calendars, weekly and daily planners, time blocking, habit trackers, Gantt charts, Kanban boards and Eisenhower matrices - print twelve pages and get a whole year of months.
Blank sudoku from 4x4 to 16x16, crossword and nonogram grids, Go boards at 9/13/19 with correct star points, chess boards with coordinates, hex boards, battleship sheets, quarter-inch dungeon grids and numbered hex crawl maps.
Storyboards at any aspect ratio, comic panel layouts, one, two and three-point perspective grids, golden ratio guides, browser and device wireframes, knitting charts at stitch gauge, cross-stitch and beading patterns.
Columnar ledgers, cheque registers, timesheets, mileage logs, recipe and label sheets, pedigree charts, cutting-mat grids and printable millimetre and inch rulers you can use to verify your printer scale.
Yes. Every line, circle and label is written as a PDF drawing operator, not embedded as an image, so the output stays sharp at any zoom level and the files are tiny - a three-page monthly calendar is around 12 KB. SVG export is vector too. Only PNG is a raster format, and you can choose 150, 300 or 600 DPI for it.
It no longer does. The print document is now sized to the exact paper dimensions, the page break is removed from the final sheet, and the SVG is a block-level element with no inline text box beneath it - the sub-millimetre overflow that used to spill onto a second sheet is gone. A one-page template prints one page, and a three-page run prints three.
Yes, as long as you print at 100% and do not let the driver scale to fit. The page is dimensioned in millimetres and the PDF page box matches your chosen paper exactly. If you are unsure, print the "Printable rulers" template and check it against a real ruler - that is what it is there for.
A3 to A7, B4 to B6, Letter, Legal, Tabloid, Half Letter, Executive and Junior Legal, three index-card sizes, a business card, and notebook and planner formats including Filofax Personal, Traveler’s Regular and Passport, Happy Planner Classic, Field Notes and Moleskine Cahier - plus a fully custom width and height. Everything can be portrait or landscape and shown in millimetres or inches.
Yes. The 2-up option splits the sheet along its long edge and the 4-up option quarters it, drawing each half or quarter as a complete page with its own margins and furniture, plus a dashed cut guide. Two A5 pages off one A4 landscape sheet is the usual use.
Yes. Set the page count and the dated templates - the monthly calendar and the bullet journal month - advance by one month per page, rolling into the next year correctly. Twelve pages gives you a full year in one PDF.
The whole configuration lives in the URL, so bookmarking or sending the link reproduces the exact same sheet. Starred templates are saved separately in your browser. Nothing is ever uploaded - every page is generated locally.
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