Tracing Worksheet Generator
Make dashed English letters, numbers and short words with guides and a blank row for another attempt.
Use 1–12 entries of up to 16 characters each. English letters, numbers, spaces, hyphens and apostrophes are supported. Letter case is kept.
Enter letters, numbers or words to see the printable.
Trace a line, then make your own
Each entry has a dashed tracing row and a blank row beneath it. Children follow the dashed paths, then try the same letters or numbers on the blank row. Start with one letter or a short word. Leave extra guides off if they distract; the dark baseline remains. A partner can read the entry aloud before tracing.
These original line-based print letters use simple shapes, including single-storey a and g. They do not prescribe a regional handwriting method, joining style or stroke order. Follow the model used in your setting when it differs. Ask children to draw along a letter with a finger first, or offer larger paper for broad movements. The separate handwriting builder accepts other scripts as model text; this tracing tool supports only the listed characters and does not remove unsupported letters silently.
Print or save a PDF
Select A4 or US Letter and use your printer or Save as PDF at 100% scale, with browser headers and footers off. Three entries fit each page. Use topic words and leave out personal information. Compare the traced result with the dashed form; no separate answer key is needed.