🏷️Number Tag Generator (A4 PDF, Paper-Saving Layout)
Enter a number range (e.g. 1–200), pick colors, and download an A4 PDF that packs N×M tags per sheet to save paper. Adjust columns, rows, margins, gap, font size, prefix/suffix, corner radius, and orientation. Great for event tickets, queue numbers, classroom IDs, booth numbers, locker labels, and raffles. Processed in your browser.
How to use
- 1Enter start and end numbers (e.g. 1–200).
- 2Choose colors and the cols × rows you want per A4 sheet.
- 3Adjust margins and gap so you have room to cut.
- 4Click "Download PDF" — you get a multi-page A4 PDF.
- 5Print and cut along the gaps to use as tags.
FAQ
Can I stack the sheets and cut them all at once?+
Yes. Choose 'Stack & cut at once': the same cell advances by one on every sheet, so cutting the stack on a guillotine yields piles of consecutive numbers (cell 1 → 1–50, cell 2 → 51–100 …). Cutting sheets one at a time? Pick 'Per sheet'.
How much paper does it save?+
5×8 = 40 tags per A4, so 200 tags print on just 5 sheets. 4×10 (40) or 6×10 (60) also work. More cells = more paper saved.
How is the PDF made?+
Pages are rendered in your browser at A4 size and bundled into a PDF with jsPDF. Nothing is uploaded.
How many tags can I generate at once?+
Up to 10,000 per run (250 sheets at 40 per sheet). For more, change the start number and run again. More pages means a bigger PDF.
Zero-padding?+
Optionally pad numbers like 1 → 001, 12 → 012 so they line up neatly.
Can I add Korean/Japanese suffixes like "번" or "号"?+
Yes — prefix/suffix accepts any text (Hangul, Kana, Hanzi, Latin, symbols), e.g. "No.001번".
Landscape A4?+
Toggle portrait/landscape with the orientation selector. Landscape fits more columns per row.
Good for raffle tickets?+
Yes — raffle/lottery numbers, event tickets, locker numbers, booth IDs. Print, then cut.