A little lettering. A room full of possibility.

Printable bulletin board letters

Make a welcome, celebrate student work, or give your reading corner a name. Choose a design, download a free letter pack, or make a heading of your own.

Find your lettering

6 designs · A4 & US Letter · Free, no signup

YOU BELONG HERE in rounded white lettering on a green classroom board mockup
Rounded chunky lettering, shown as a display idea.
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Need an alphabet?

Open a design’s PDF packs. Pick A4 or US Letter, then uppercase, lowercase or numbers.

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Have a heading in mind?

Choose “Customize these letters.” Your design opens in the editor, ready for your own words.

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Print, cut, make it yours.

Print at 100% / Actual size. Try one page first, then cut out and arrange your lettering.

The ready-made alphabets contain A–Z and a–z. For Ñ, accented letters, umlauts or ß, customize your heading in the letter generator and check that the selected font supports each character. Make printable letters →

Choose the feel of your display

Six ways to say it

Read the printing guide

All ready-made packs have black lettering on white pages, with one character per page and 15 mm margins. Within each design and paper size, uppercase, lowercase and numbers match in scale. Preview background colors are display ideas. Print on colored paper or customize the letter color in the editor.

MAKE YOUR MARK in Lato Bold, with outline letters

Outline

Lato Bold

Open letters for coloring, decorating and cutting out. A practical choice for student-made displays.

Customize these letters
Download ready-made PDFsAlphabet & number packs

Portrait · Matching alphabet & number sizes · Print at 100%

Print on white paper for students to decorate, or on colored paper for an outline display. The ready-made border is 1 mm wide.

LEARN TOGETHER in Lato Bold

Classic bold

Lato Bold

Solid, straightforward letters for classroom titles and clear everyday displays.

Customize these letters
Download ready-made PDFsAlphabet & number packs

Portrait · Matching alphabet & number sizes · Print at 100%

A useful starting point for short headings. Choose a paper color that contrasts with the board.

YOU BELONG HERE in Lilita One

Rounded chunky

Lilita One

Soft corners and generous shapes for a welcoming classroom display.

Customize these letters
Download ready-made PDFsAlphabet & number packs

Portrait · Matching alphabet & number sizes · Print at 100%

Try a short welcome message. Leave a little space between the cutouts so the rounded shapes stay distinct.

READ DREAM GROW in Anton

Tall condensed

Anton

Narrow, upright letters for headings with more characters.

Customize these letters
Download ready-made PDFsAlphabet & number packs

Portrait · Matching alphabet & number sizes · Print at 100%

The narrow forms can help a longer phrase fit across a board. Lay out the full phrase before attaching it.

LOOK WHAT WE MADE in Bubblegum Sans

Playful

Bubblegum Sans

Lively, informal shapes for student work and creative classroom corners.

Customize these letters
Download ready-made PDFsAlphabet & number packs

Portrait · Matching alphabet & number sizes · Print at 100%

Pair the lettering with students’ artwork. Keep the surrounding decorations simple enough for the heading to stand out.

Hello there in Patrick Hand

Handwritten

Patrick Hand

Relaxed, handwritten letters with familiar uppercase and lowercase forms for a reading corner or an informal welcome.

Customize these letters
Download ready-made PDFsAlphabet & number packs

Portrait · Matching alphabet & number sizes · Print at 100%

Try a mixed-case heading such as “Hello there” to show its handwritten character. These are display letters, not handwriting worksheets.

Before you use the scissors

Match the PDF to your printer’s paper. Choose Actual size or 100%, then print one letter and check it against your board. Need 100 mm letters or a different margin? Open the editor and choose Exact height.

Follow the illustrated printing guide →
Four separate printable pages showing the letters R, E, A and D

A few useful details

Which font suits my classroom heading?

Lato Bold is a useful starting point for clear everyday titles and outline letters. Try Lilita One for chunky welcome lettering, or Anton when a longer phrase needs narrow shapes. Bubblegum Sans adds an informal feel to student-work displays; Patrick Hand suits a mixed-case greeting. Compare the actual words and check them from the distance students will read them.

For a simpler heading on a worksheet or slide, compare Lato and Roboto with your own text before making the graphic.

Can I print just the letters in my heading?

Yes. Choose Customize these letters and replace the example with your heading. Repeated letters receive separate pages. Spaces and line breaks are skipped, and you can create up to 60 pages in one download.

What size are the letters in the PDF packs?

The capital H height is shown beside each paper size’s downloads. For each design and paper size, all three packs use one font scale, chosen so every letter and number fits within 15 mm margins. You can combine uppercase, lowercase and numbers while keeping their natural proportions: a lowercase x stays shorter than a capital H. Different designs and paper sizes can use different scales. Print at 100% to preserve the size. For a particular visible height, use Exact height in the editor.

Can students color in the outline letters?

The Outline design has an unfilled interior and a 1 mm black border. Print it on white paper for decorating or on colored paper for cutting out. Cutting out enclosed spaces, such as the center of an A or O, may need adult help.

Are these alphabet handwriting worksheets?

These are decorative display letters. The Handwritten design uses Patrick Hand, with distinct uppercase and lowercase forms. Letter shapes still vary between typefaces, so choose teaching materials designed for your handwriting curriculum when the goal is learning letter formation.

Can I use the letters in my classroom?

The bundled typefaces are distributed under the SIL Open Font License. These printable designs are free to use for classroom displays, personal projects and commercial artwork. The font licence does not require a classroom sign or printed letter to use the same licence. See Fonts & licences for the original font notices and guidance.