Paperkit - Free Customizable Printable Graph Paper

[Amber Karnes]

Thought the folks on this forum would appreciate this:

 

Paperkit - With Paperkit you can easily generate online the exact type of graph paper (grid paper) that you need. Use the toolbar to adjust the settings. You have full control over spacing between grid lines, margin size, stroke color and width as well as paper size. A live preview will help you evaluate your design. There are five formats available: A4, A3, legal, tabloid and letter. You can use units that you are comfortable with (millimeters or inches).

[Pentulant]

Nice!

Thank you for posting. Definitely going to try it out.

[The Good Captain]

This looks really good - thanks for letting us know about it.

[DanielCoffey]

It looks very similar to the Incompetech engine but with a more modern front end. I do hope they are generating the PDF themselves rather than just scraping from the Incompetech site.

[mhguda]

It looks nice but with my mozilla browser (Seamonkey) I can't get it to download the template I made.

I don't have that problem with the Incompetech site.

[Runnin_Ute]

It looks nice but with my mozilla browser (Seamonkey) I can't get it to download the template I made.

I don't have that problem with the Incompetech site.

 

Same problem with firefox.

[Ted A]

It looks nice but with my mozilla browser (Seamonkey) I can't get it to download the template I made.

I don't have that problem with the Incompetech site.

 

Same problem with firefox.

And IE 10

[The Good Captain]

It looks nice but with my mozilla browser (Seamonkey) I can't get it to download the template I made.

I don't have that problem with the Incompetech site.

 

Same problem with firefox.

And IE 10

Well, it works just fine and dandy with Google Chrome! I just pressed the 'download' button and the image of the PDF pops up on the screen. Like a LOT of PDFs, you have to move the cursor around towards the bottom right-hand corner before the little horizontal tool bar appears: then the save 'button' (looks like a floppy disc or 'diskette') is available and clicking that gives you the choice to name the file and stick it where you want, if you'll pardon the expression.

[maryannemoll]

Oooh! I love this! Thanks for sharing!

[TSherbs]

works for me (Chrome), and I have already made a pocket notebook from the result. Thanks!

[hardyb]

Great find!! Thanks!

[lovemy51]

thx for sharing -tho, i can't get it to download