Mr-Label 500 Printable Raffle Tickets with Tear-Away Stubs, 230GSM Heavyweight Micro-Perforated Cardstock, Laser/Inkjet, for Raffle and Event Tickets

We use this for my son's soccer team for a raffle event. I was able to use the online printing tool which made it a breeze. It wasn't the best online software tool that I ever used but it was easy enough and everybody loved the outcome. We got great results and everything lined up and printed as it should. There was no paper jams and the preparations separated cleanly. We will use this again for our next raffle.

These are fun little raffle tickets. It comes with a link to a template that you can use when printing them up. It also has printing tips that come in the pack (see pic).It is very easy to use and is fairly thick and nice quality paper.Overall, it’s a good value as each page has lots of tickets with perforated edges to easily rip them off.I would recommend it!

Took a min to get my template right but they’re fun for making stuff for my family and kids

These printable raffle tickets worked well for my event. The 230GSM heavyweight micro-perforated cardstock gives them a nice, professional look. Designing them was a bit awkward initially, but they turned out fine once I got over the learning curve. If you want to save money on printing and have a little patience with the design process, these are a great option.

Likes:+ Easy to use and works with inkjet printer+ Stubs tear away easily with the included perforations+ Paper has decent thickness, not flimsyWould recommend for those hosting an event with a prize drawing.

These tickets are great - they print without any problems and they look very nice. I only needed about 50 tickets, these are a very economical way to make classy tickets. The tear away stub is an added bonus, great for door prize drawings. Very happy with them.

I've gotten in the habit of keeping a reading journal lately, and I seem to go through bookmarks for no reason I can figure out, so I got these to make my own custom bookmark for each book -- and I use the perforated tear off piece to make a little "keepsake tab" for the book... I either print a picture of the cover of the book I know I'm going to be reading, or a recent piece of line art I've drawn.When I finish the book, I pull off the tab and paste it in to my journal.(Template was easy to find on the manufacturers website, though it feels like it hopes my printer can print edge to edge... it can only do to .17, so I'm never going to fill an edge piece with solid color.)I'm thinking about making some for the kiddos as well.

I love how well these tickets print and how easy it is to find the template online to print to them. The perforation on them easily tears as well.