Handwriting practice paper
Top line, dashed midline, baseline and a dotted line for descenders. Set the height to suit the writer.
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About this paper
Three-line paper shows where each part of a letter goes: tall letters touch the top line, small letters reach the dashed midline, and tails like g, p and y drop to the dotted line. Use a large height for early writing and calligraphy, and a smaller one for neat everyday handwriting.
Printing it right
- In the print dialog, set the scale to 100% or Actual size. Fit to page shrinks the page and the spacing with it.
- Choose the same paper size in the print dialog as on this page, A4 or US Letter.
- Turn off headers and footers in the print dialog if your browser adds a date or web address.
- The PDF keeps every line as a vector, so it stays sharp at any zoom and prints the same on any printer.