Queue Ticket & Meal Ticket Maker
Create numbered queue tickets or meal tickets for festivals, food stalls, and reception desks. Add a detachable stub to meal tickets and print matching numbers on A4 pages. This is a numbered ticket maker, not a raffle generator or a price-tag tool. Your event name, item, and ticket numbers stay in this browser and are not sent to a server.
1. Choose a ticket type
Quick start
2. Ticket text
The price is printed as text. No calculation is performed.
3. Numbers and page layout
Use whole numbers. The starting number must be 0 or greater; print 1–200 tickets.
Number format
Tickets per A4 page
Color style
Settings are saved in this browser. Clear them when finished on a shared device.
4. Review and print
The preview is scaled down. In the print dialog, use A4 portrait, the default margins, and 100% scale. You do not need to choose “None” for margins. To print the festival or food-stall colors, turn on Background graphics; it is off by default. To save a PDF, choose “Save as PDF” as the destination. Dashed lines show where to cut.
How to use
- Choose Queue ticket for calling numbers or Meal ticket to include an item, price, and optional stub.
- Enter an event or shop name, a message, and an optional date or location. For meal tickets, add the item name and the price text you want printed.
- Set the starting number, ticket quantity, number format, and tickets per page. Numbers increase by one from the starting number.
- Review every page with the navigation buttons, then print. With a stub, the right side repeats the same number for your records.
Using detachable stubs
Turn on the stub for meal tickets to split each ticket into two sides. Give the right side to the customer and keep the left side for your records. Queue tickets are usually easier to read without a stub.
Approximate printed size
Each A4 portrait page fits on one sheet with the print dialog’s default margins. There is no white gap between tickets; use the border lines to cut them apart. Approximate ticket sizes are 105 × 99 mm with 6 per page, 105 × 74 mm with 8, and 105 × 59 mm with 10. Some printers cannot print to the paper edge, so the outer border may be slightly smaller. Check the first page before printing the full set.
Frequently asked questions
How are these different from raffle tickets?
This tool prints sequential numbers for queues and call-ups. It does not create winners or prizes. For folded draw tickets with winning and losing entries, use the Lottery Ticket Maker.
How are these different from price tags?
Price tags show product prices and do not automatically number each copy. This tool repeats one ticket design with a different number on each ticket. For product price cards, use the Price Tag Maker.
Can I start from a number other than 1?
Yes. Change the starting number to 51, 100, or another value. You cannot skip selected numbers or enter a different name on every ticket. For numbered badges with names, use the Bib Number Maker.
Are my settings saved?
Event names, item text, and number settings are stored only in this browser. The ticket-generation process does not send them to a server. Select “Clear saved settings and reset” if other people use this device. If browser storage is unavailable, you can still create and print tickets.