Printable Graph, Lined & Music Paper
Make graph paper, lined paper, dot grid and music staff paper at any spacing, ready to print
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Draws graph paper, lined paper, dot grid, music staff paper, a coordinate plane and other ruled paper at the spacing you choose, and prints it at actual size. Use it to print exactly the practice or note paper you need.
How to use
- Choose a "Type", then set the "Paper" (A4, Letter, A3 or A5) and the "Orientation".
- Enter the "Spacing" and the "Unit" (mm or in). For graph paper, "Thick line every" can mark every 5 or 10 squares.
- If needed, change the "Page margin", "Line width" and "Line color". The real spacing and the number of squares appear above the preview.
- Press "Print" and keep the scale at 100% in the print dialog.
How it works
- The paper is drawn in millimeters, so at 100% the printed spacing matches the value shown. "Fit to page" makes the spacing smaller.
- Lined paper has a "Margin line from left edge" and "Blank space at top"; polar graph paper has an "Angle between rays" from 10° to 45°.
- Settings are saved in this browser and come back the next time you open the page.
Questions and answers
- Can I save graph paper as a PDF?
- Yes. Press "Print" and choose "Save as PDF" as the printer.
- Why are the printed squares the wrong size?
- Check that the scale is 100% (actual size) and that "Fit to page" is off. At 5 mm spacing, five squares measure 25 mm with a ruler.
- Can I add a treble clef to staff paper?
- Turn on "Draw clefs" to draw a clef at the start of each staff. "Grand staff" joins a treble and a bass staff, and "Guitar tab (6 lines)" draws six-line tab staves.
- What is the difference between semi-log and log-log paper?
- Semi-log paper has a log scale on the vertical axis only; log-log paper has log scales on both axes. One cycle covers a tenfold change, and you can choose 1 to 6 cycles.