Raffle Tickets

What this tool does

Generate printable raffle tickets, each with a main part and a matching-numbered tear-off stub. Set the starting number, how many tickets to print, your event name, prize and price, then print, cut and sell. Each ticket and its stub share the same number so winners are easy to match.

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Numbered raffle tickets you can print at home

This generator builds a sheet of raffle tickets, several to a page, each split into a large main ticket and a matching numbered stub. Buyers keep the main ticket; you keep the stub, so the winning number can be drawn from a tub and matched in seconds. Numbering is fully sequential, so a 20-ticket run prints 1 through 20 with no gaps or repeats. It is ideal for school fairs, club fundraisers, charity draws and prize giveaways.

Everything prints on a single shared branded template, so the tickets look tidy and consistent every time. Add your event name, prize and price and the same details appear on every ticket.

How the tear-off stub works

A perforation line runs down each ticket between the main part and the stub. The main part carries the event details and a large ticket number; the stub repeats the same number and, optionally, gives space for the buyer's name and phone number. When you sell a ticket, tear along the dashed line, hand over the main part and drop the completed stub into your draw box. At the draw, pull a stub, read its number and find the holder of the matching main ticket.

What you can customise

Start number — begin a new batch where the last one finished to keep numbering unique.
Ticket count — print anything from a handful to several hundred.
Tickets per page — fit more or fewer tickets on each sheet.
Event name, prize and price — printed on every ticket's main part.
Stub fields — add Name and Phone lines for buyer details.
Cut marks — corner guides to help you trim cleanly.

How to use it

Type your event name, prize and price.
Set the starting number and how many tickets you need.
Choose tickets per page and whether to show stub fields and cut marks.
Preview the live PDF, then download or print on A4 or US Letter.
Cut out the tickets and tear off each numbered stub as you sell.

Tips for a smooth raffle

Print on slightly heavier paper or card so the stubs hold up in a draw box. Keep your sold stubs in number order to find a winner quickly, and start each new print run at the number after your last ticket so every number across all sheets stays unique. For a quick double draw, sell in numbered blocks and award a small early-bird prize to a randomly chosen block.

FAQs

Quick answers

Are the tickets numbered sequentially?

Yes. Set a start number and the tool numbers every ticket in order with no gaps or repeats. The main ticket and its tear-off stub always share the same number.

How do the tear-off stubs work?

A dashed perforation line separates the main ticket from the numbered stub. Sell the main part to the buyer and keep the matching stub for the draw, then match the drawn stub's number to the winning ticket.

How many tickets can I print?

From a single ticket up to several hundred. Choose how many tickets to print and how many appear on each page, and the tool lays them out across as many sheets as needed.

Can I add my event name and prize?

Yes. Enter your event name, prize and price and they print on the main part of every ticket. You can also add Name and Phone lines to the stub to record buyer details.

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