What is Ticket Maker?

Ticket Maker lets you design professional event tickets, raffle tickets, and admission passes. Customize text, colors, numbering, and layout — then download print-ready PDFs or images.

Pick event, raffle, or admission, fill in venue and date, drop in an optional logo (up to 2 MB), and the preview updates as you type. Three colour fields control background, text, and accent so you can match a brand or a season. Output is a print-ready PDF or a PNG at standard ticket dimensions, with sequential numbering and tear-off stubs included for raffles.

How to use

1. Choose a ticket type (event, raffle, or admission) and enter event details like name, date, and venue.
2. Customize the design with colors, fonts, and optional elements like barcodes or numbering.
3. Preview your ticket and download it as a PDF or image file.

When to use

• Producing 100 numbered raffle tickets for a school fundraiser without paying a print shop.
• Making admission passes for a local concert when you need them ready tonight.
• Designing a single high-quality event ticket as a souvenir or VIP gift.

Result

A school organizer creates 100 numbered raffle tickets for a charity fundraiser, each with a unique number and tear-off stub.

FAQ

What's the difference between event, raffle, and admission tickets?

Event tickets show seat, price, date and venue for a specific show. Raffle tickets carry numbered tear-off stubs for prize draws. Admission passes are simpler general-entry slips for cinemas, fairs, or workshops without assigned seating.

How do I print 50 raffle tickets in one go?

Choose the raffle type, set Start Number to your first ticket number, set Number of Tickets to 50, then download the PDF. The export contains 50 pages with sequential numbers and matching tear-off stubs you can cut apart after printing.

What logo file should I upload?

PNG with a transparent background works best because it sits cleanly on coloured backgrounds. JPG and SVG also load. Keep the file under 2 MB; the logo is embedded into the PDF and PNG, so very large files slow down rendering.

Will the colours I pick look the same when printed?

Screen colours use RGB while most home and office printers use CMYK, so very saturated reds and blues often print slightly duller. For events that matter, run one test print before committing to the full batch.

Can I save my ticket layout and come back later?

Yes. Click Save and your current design is kept privately on this device, so the next time you open the tool you can restore it in one click. For a permanent master you can reprint anywhere, also download the PDF and re-open it in any PDF reader whenever you need more tickets.

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