Bubble answer sheet generator
Scantron-style answer sheets, built to your question count. No watermark, no day pass, no account.
Set the number of questions and how many options each one has, and the sheet lays itself out in as many columns as it needs. Header fields, a student ID bubble grid and a score box are all optional.
Paste the answer key and the job adds a key sheet with the correct bubbles filled, laid out to sit over a student sheet as a marking overlay. Choose two or three versions and the question order is shuffled for B and C, each sheet is stamped with its letter, and each key carries a map that says which original question a row holds.
Questions
Is there a watermark?
No. The sheet prints exactly as you see it, and the SVG download is unrestricted.
Can I use ACT-style F/G/H/J lettering?
Yes — the option labels can be A–F, or alternating A/B/C/D and F/G/H/J the way the ACT alternates them, or true/false.
How do the A, B and C versions work?
Version A is your original question order. Versions B and C shuffle it, and the shuffle is fixed for a given question count, so a bookmarked link prints the same version B next term. Print the test questions in each version's order, hand out the matching stamped sheet, and mark with the key for that letter. Each key shows the original question number beside every row, so one pasted key serves all three.
Will this work with an automatic scanner?
It is designed for hand or overlay marking. Commercial optical scanners expect their own registration marks and their own paper stock.
Other tools
- Staff and tab paperBlank manuscript and tablature ruled to a staff height you can measure with a ruler, not to whatever the PDF you found happened to be.
- Beading graph paperCharting paper drawn from the bead's own measurements, so the beads on the page are the size of the beads in the tube.
- Cross stitch pattern paperCharting paper at the size your stitches will actually be, for the count of fabric you actually have.
- English paper piecing templatesPick a shape, type the side length you actually want, and print it at true size.
- Blank clock facesClock faces with hands drawn where they genuinely belong — at 3:45 the hour hand sits three quarters of the way to four, because that is what a clock does.
- Blank periodic tableEvery blank periodic table online is a fixed image.
- Attendance sheet and gradebook gridsPaste twenty-eight names, choose a month, print.
- Printable graph paperAny spacing you like, in millimetres or inches, printed at true size.
- Printable dot grid paperDot paper at the spacing you actually use — 5 mm for a bullet journal, or whatever you type.
- Printable lined paperCollege ruled, wide ruled, or handwriting paper with a dashed midline — at the real spacings, not an approximation.
- Year in pixelsOne cell a day for a whole year, drawn for the year you name — so February is the right length and the months stop where they actually stop.
- Savings and goal colouring chartsType your goal and how many cells you want.
