Press Print and choose Letter at 100% scale. Cut on the dashed lines and fold on the dotted line.

What paper should I use?

Cardstock, 65 to 80 lb (176 to 216 gsm), so the cards stand up. Plain paper works for a test run.

How big are the cards?

Four by three and a half inches flat, so four by one and three quarter inches once folded.

Hosts on The Invitation and up get nine letterings, twelve corners, six inks and a meal line under the table.

No. Nothing you type is saved or sent anywhere, so print before you leave the page.

Free tool

Type the names, pick the lettering, and print six folding place cards per sheet.

Names, one per lineAdd a table after a comma, or leave it off.

Lettering

Corners

Ink

Meal under the tablePaid plansName on both sides of the fold

Sample names shown, six per Letter sheet.

Maya ChenTable 1

Daniel RossTable 1

Priya ShahTable 2

Sam OkaforTable 2

Lucia MarinTable 3

Ben FosterTable 3

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Seating a big table?

Guests reply on the invitation, AutoSeat seats them, and place cards export with their tables.

Seating comes with Signature. See plans

How do I print them?: Press Print and choose Letter at 100% scale. Cut on the dashed lines and fold on the dotted line.
What paper should I use?: Cardstock, 65 to 80 lb (176 to 216 gsm), so the cards stand up. Plain paper works for a test run.
How big are the cards?: Four by three and a half inches flat, so four by one and three quarter inches once folded.
What do paid plans add?: Hosts on The Invitation and up get nine letterings, twelve corners, six inks and a meal line under the table.
Is anything saved?: No. Nothing you type is saved or sent anywhere, so print before you leave the page.