Design handmade gift coupons — a shoulder-massage ticket, chore coupons, birthday or Mother's/Father's Day vouchers — or a count-ticket (coupon) book for a small shop or lessons, by typing a title and a note, then lay several out across A4 to print at once. Ticket sizes include business-card (91×55mm), 100×60mm, a long format (148×52mm, good for coupon books) and A7 (105×74mm), and the tool automatically tiles as many as fit on A4 in a centred grid. The title sits large in the centre and the sub line (e.g. "Good for one 10-minute massage", an expiry date, or a thank-you message) at the bottom, with text shrunk automatically to fit. Choose a frame: none, solid, double or dashed. To number each ticket differently (like a coupon book), turn on serial numbers and pick a start value — No. is printed top-right, increasing by one across the sheet. Turn on the tear-off stub to add a dashed left-hand stub (mini title plus number) so you can keep a record after tearing off the main ticket. Choose a serif (Mincho) or sans (Gothic) typeface, and use top/left nudges (in mm) to correct for printer feed. A light cut-guide outline is drawn around each ticket so you can trim with scissors or a craft knife after printing. The output is a white-background PNG you can print at actual size onto A4 paper or business-card sheets. No Excel or Word template needed, and no third-party images are included — it's frames and text only, so you can hand them out as-is. Nothing you type is sent to a server or stored (only the style options are kept in your browser). Everything runs locally in your browser.