Ticket Maker — Free Event Tickets with Stub
A printed ticket makes a school play feel like theatre and a raffle feel official. Number seats by editing copies, or keep one master design for the door.
Click a block to select it, drag to move, drag its bottom-right corner to resize. Layers: use Send backward / Bring forward.
How to use the Ticket Maker
- Pick a size and a starter template — every template is fully editable, nothing is locked.
- Click any text, shape or photo block to edit it: drag to move, drag the corner to resize, restyle in the editor below the canvas.
- Add your own photo blocks and background, arrange layers with Send backward / Bring forward.
- Download the PNG at the exact size you picked, or use Print / Save as PDF for paper copies.
How it works
The gold line marks the tear-off stub; the compact right section repeats the seat number, as real tickets do. For numbered runs, export the design once and add numbers in your printer’s booklet mode, or edit the seat text per copy. This page runs on Loona’s shared canvas editor: your design is a stack of text, shape and photo blocks rendered at the exact pixel size chosen, so exports are print- and platform-ready. Blocks are clamped inside the canvas and layers can be reordered. Everything happens in your browser — photos are never uploaded.
Worked example
A school prints 200 play tickets from this design. Parents keep the stubs as souvenirs — the evening already feels special at the gate.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I make many different seat numbers?
Edit the two seat text blocks (main and stub) per copy, or print the master and stamp numbers — for school-scale runs, editing a handful of ranges is fastest.
What paper should I use?
Thick paper or card stock, printed at 100%. The 1500 × 550 design prints about 18 cm wide.
Can I make raffle tickets?
Yes — change the event text to your raffle and the seat to a ticket number.
Is it free?
Yes — free, private, watermark-free.
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