Printable Raffle Tickets
Type the raffle name, the prizes and the draw date, pick the numbers and a design, and print a sheet of numbered tickets with a stub to keep. Or print a numbers board, where each buyer writes a name next to a number.
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- No sign-up
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Raffles are regulated in many places. Depending on your state or country, a raffle may need a license or permit, and some places only allow them for registered nonprofits. Check the local rules before you sell tickets. This tool only prints numbered tickets: it does not make any raffle legal.
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Preview
Type the raffle name, or fill the form with the example, to see the tickets.
In the print window choose scale 100% (not "fit to page") and margins "none", so every size comes out exact.
On the day of the draw
Draw the winning numbers live
Open the number draw with the same range, draw in front of everyone on a phone or projector, and share the result.
Open the number drawOne page for the event
With VISU Link you get a page at visu.to/yourname for the event: prizes, date, how to pay, and the result after the draw. Put it in the QR code of the tickets.
See VISU LinkWrite the rules down
Who can take part, how the draw works and how prizes are claimed: the giveaway rules writer gives you a clear text to adapt and check against your local rules.
Open the giveaway rules writer
How to use it
- Choose tickets with a stub, or a numbers board for buyers to write their names on.
- Type the raffle name, up to three prizes, the draw date, the price and who organizes it.
- Set the first and the last number (up to 1,000 per batch) and keep the zeros in front if you like 001 style numbers.
- Pick a size, a design and a colour. Add a link if you want a QR code on every ticket.
- Click "Print or save as PDF", keep the scale at 100% and cut along the guides. The stub stays with you, the ticket goes with the buyer.
Examples
School fundraiser
200 standard tickets for a PTA raffle, numbered 001 to 200, five per Letter sheet, with the three prizes and the draw night on each one.
Club numbers board
A board of 100 numbers on one page: members write their name next to the number they buy, and the board is drawn with the number draw tool.
Event entry tickets
Compact numbered tickets with a QR code to the event page, for a door prize draw at a company party.
Questions
Do I need a license to run a raffle?
Often, yes. In many states and countries raffles are treated as a form of lottery or gaming: some need a license or permit, some are only allowed for registered nonprofits, and the rules on prizes and sales vary. Check with your state or local authority before you sell tickets. This tool only prints the tickets.
How do I number raffle tickets?
Type the first and the last number. Every ticket and its stub get the same number, from 1 up to 1,000 per batch. Keep "Zeros in front" on to print 001, 002 and so on, which keeps the numbers the same width and easy to read out.
How many tickets fit on a page?
It depends on the size: Standard fits five (Letter) or six (A4) per sheet, Compact twelve or fourteen, Large four. The preview shows the sheet exactly as it prints, with cut guides, and the facts under it say how many sheets you need.
What is a numbers board?
A single sheet with all the numbers in a grid and a line next to each one. Instead of tickets, each buyer writes a name next to the number they choose. A board of 100 numbers fits one page.
How do I pick the winner?
Draw a number from the same range in front of everyone, for example with the free number draw tool on a phone or projector, then check the stub or the board for that number.
Is anything I type saved or sent?
No. The tickets are drawn in your browser and nothing you type is sent to VISU or stored. Print them or save the PDF before you close the page.