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Printable raffle tickets, numbered and ready as a PDF
Pick a ticket template, type your raffle's name, the draw date, the price and the prizes, then say how many tickets you need. The ticket takes shape as you type, and you download an A4 PDF ready to print, with numbered tickets and their stubs. Everything happens in your browser.
- Numbered, with stubs
- A4 PDF ready to print
- Free, no sign-up
Go further
Paper is good. Paper that can be paid online is better.
Ticket books with a QR code on every ticket, online sales alongside, the money in your account and every sale tracked live — your whole raffle in one place.
- Connected booksEvery paper ticket can also be paid online, by QR code.
- Sales countedPaper and online, everything counted in one place.
- Certified drawOn the big screen, time-stamped and verifiable by every participant.
A free plan to get started, no commitment.
How to print raffle tickets
- Pick a template. Several ticket styles, plain or colourful. The “Example” button fills everything in so you can try it.
- Add your details. The raffle name, the draw date, the price, the organiser and the prizes. Add your logo if you like; it stays on your device.
- Set the number of tickets. And the first number. Each ticket and its stub carry the same number.
- Download the PDF. A4 sheets ready to print, with cutting marks.
- Print and cut. On an ordinary printer. Keep the stubs of the tickets you sell for the draw.
Printed tickets, stub books or connected books
Three ways to sell paper tickets, and what each one gives you.
| Tickets printed here | Store-bought stub books | GoTombola connected books | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, you print them | The price of the books | Depends on the plan |
| Your prizes and name on the ticket | Yes | Often not | Yes |
| Pay for the ticket online | No | No | Yes, by QR code |
| Sales counted for you | No, by hand | No, by hand | Yes |
Good to know
A printed ticket is sold and counted by hand, and the money is collected in cash or by cheque. Keep the stubs of the tickets you sell safe; they are what you draw from. Raffles usually need a permit — check the rules where you live.
Frequently asked questions
Are the printable raffle tickets free?
Yes, with no sign-up and no e-mail address. You download the PDF and print it yourself.
Are the tickets numbered?
Yes. Each ticket and its stub carry the same number, starting from the first number you choose.
What should a raffle ticket say?
The raffle and organiser's names, the draw date, the price and the number. The prizes, if there is room. On the stub, the number and a way to reach the buyer.
Is my logo sent over the internet?
No. The logo and the text stay in your browser, where the PDF is made.
Can people pay for a paper ticket online?
Not with these tickets. With GoTombola's connected books, each ticket carries a QR code to pay for it online, and the sale is counted for you.