2-column / 3-column notes (T-chart) PDF generator

Create 2- or 3-column note paper (T-chart) in millimeters and print or save to PDF.

Adjust column ratios, headers, guide style (ruled/dot), and line spacing. Reuse settings via SVG, CSV, or shareable URLs.

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Build 2/3-column notes for comparison in seconds

Adjust columns, widths, headers, and guide type (ruled/dot) for Pros/Cons, facts/opinions, or K-W-L layouts.

Review the calculations in the "How it's generated" panel and share the URL to distribute the same layout.

Settings

Common settings
Page header
Column layout
Column headers
Guides
Display / text
Bottom-right guide

Presets & output

Selecting a preset updates the settings (manual edits update automatically).

Presets are starting points. Adjust them as needed.

Preview

Use the millimeter-accurate SVG preview to check column widths and header balance.

How it's generated

    Usage tips

    T-charts are great for two-way comparisons such as pros/cons or facts/opinions.

    For language notes, make the "vocabulary" column narrower and the "meaning/example" column wider by adjusting ratios.

    Print at 100% scale (actual size). Use the 50 mm calibration box if you need to verify scaling.

    FAQ

    How do I print the generated note paper?

    Open your browser's Print / Save PDF dialog and set the scale to 100% (actual size) with the smallest margins. This keeps the millimeter scale accurate.

    When should I use a T-chart vs. a table header?

    T-charts start the vertical divider below the header, which works well for comparisons. Table headers let dividers pass through the header, which is better for grid-style tables.

    How wide should the columns be?

    Equal widths are a safe default. For language notes, try 1:2 (left: word / right: meaning). For research notes, 2:2:1 is a common starting point.

    Where is the shareable URL stored?

    The shareable URL only stores settings in the address bar. Nothing is saved on the server.