Print big - instant custom printable banner sheets

Enter text (any letter or number from the alphabet) online to print all letters as big as possible on separate pages - straight from your browser.
Create your window sign, banner or stencil instantly without software download, no uploads, no PDF required (but you can print to / save as PDF with your browser or a virtual printer).
No need to download and print many letters individually.
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Create

Page settingsInclude empty pages (space)

TextPresets

Website URL with QR code (optional)URL (QR-Code)

Text settingsFill
Stroke width

Preview (approximate)

Note there will be a small footer with link to this site and QR code on each page (except for blank pages).

Print

Be sure to check the print preview (no warranty)!
Some browsers have a separate menu for this, others show it automatically before printing.
You'll also want to adjust the printer margins and the settings for header and footer.
And don't forget to test the QR Code.
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Or hit CTRL+P. Or use your browser's menu.

I hope your print is a success. If there are problems, please let me know (address at bottom of page).
In case you run out of supplies - after printing, the page will scroll down to some links.
If this generator did not work for you, here are some instructions on how to design a banner manually:

Printing a big banner on single pages manually

If this online tool does not solve your problem, because you want to format characters individually, try one of the following tips with software that you probably already have installed on your computer:

Microsoft Word or a similar word processor (Apple Pages, LibreOffice Writer, Google Docs, ...)

The easiest method to design your large print banner at home is to use a text processing software that can handle very large font sizes.
Google Docs limits the font size to 400.

Start the application and create a new document or file
Enter some letters for adjusting the font size, e.g. "A" and "g"
Select them
Choose the font and enter a large size (the dropdown menu does not go as high as you will want it, e.g. "630") - hit enter for the input to take effect
With the character(s) still selected, choose text-align center
Deselect the character(s) by clicking next to it or pressing an arrow key
Enter your text (you may need to press Enter to break lines manually for narrow characters such as "l")
Adjust page format options to adjust margins and edit or remove header or footers
Use the print preview feature of your application to see if your design will print as intended.
Check the scaling and other options like "reverse print order", "suppress empty pages"

Microsoft Excel or a similar spreadsheet application (Apple Numbers, LibreOffice Calc, Google Sheets, ...)

While not as quick as the word processing software, spreadsheets can do this, too.
Google Sheets limits the font size to 400.

Start the application and create a new document or file
Enter some letters for adjusting the font size into separate cells, e.g. "A" and "g"
Select them
Choose the font and enter a large size (the dropdown menu does not go as high as you will want it, e.g. "630") - hit enter for the input to take effect
With the character(s) still selected, choose text-align center (and optionally set the vertical align to center, too)
Deselect the character(s) by clicking next to it or pressing an arrow key
Enter your text (you may need to press Enter to break lines manually for narrow characters such as "l")
Adjust page format options to adjust margins and edit or remove header or footers
Use the print preview feature of your application to see if your design will print as intended.
Check the scaling and other options like "reverse print order", "suppress empty pages"

CorelDraw, Illustrator or a similar vector graphics editor (Inkscape, ...)

Sorry, we currently have no instructions for these applications.
Usually, they are not designed to edit multiple pages.
You can do it with a word processor or spreadsheet program.

Photoshop or a similar image editor (Gimp, ...)

Sorry, we currently have no instructions for these applications.
Usually, they are not designed to edit multiple pages.
You can do it with a word processor or spreadsheet program.