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Flashcard / index card PDF generator (cut guides)

Print flashcards (3×5, 4×6, A7, and more) automatically laid out on a page with cut guides.

Choose ruled, dot, header, or Q&A templates, plus margins and gutters to match your study style.

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Create print-ready flashcards with cut guides

Select a paper size and card size, and the layout auto-fills to maximize the number of cards. Use full cut lines or crop marks to make trimming easier.

In duplex mode you can switch front/back templates (header, Q&A, etc.). SVG, CSV, and shareable URLs help you reuse the exact layout.

Card sheet settings

Paper
Single / double-sided

If duplex alignment is off, change the back-side transform.

Card size

Auto layout can rotate cards 90° to fit more per page.

Layout

Manual mode will error if the specified rows/columns do not fit.

Cut guides
Card border
Templates (front/back)

In duplex mode, you can switch between front/back previews.

Ruled / dot / header / Q&A
Display / formatting

Presets and output

Presets are a starting point. Adjust margins and gutters for your printer.

The preview updates automatically. Click Generate if it does not refresh.

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Preview

Use the millimeter-accurate SVG preview to check layout and cut positions.

How it's generated

    Usage tips

    Print at 100% scale and use the 50 mm calibration box if needed.

    For duplex printing, try printing the front first and then the back. Adjust back-side transforms if needed.

    Cut lines (fullLines) are best for straight batch cuts. Crop marks are better for small trim guides.

    FAQ

    What print settings should I use?

    Open Print / Save PDF and set the scale to 100% (actual size) with minimum margins. Use the 50 mm calibration box if you need to confirm scaling.

    My front and back are misaligned. What should I do?

    Switch the back-side transform (rotate / mirror) to match your printer's long-edge or short-edge flip. Test with one sheet first to confirm alignment.

    Should I use cut lines or crop marks?

    Cut lines (fullLines) are best for straight batch cuts. Crop marks are smaller guides when you only need trim hints. Choose the one that matches your cutting workflow.