Choose from 21 free raffle ticket templates for recording event details, ticket numbers and matching stubs. Nineteen download links lead to Word (.docx) files and two lead to ZIP archives that you extract first. Compare the previews, choose a layout, replace the sample details and print a test sheet before preparing the full batch.
What Is a Raffle Ticket Template?
A raffle ticket template is a ready-made layout for the ticket that people buy for a chance to win a prize in a draw. It usually contains the event name, the date and time of the draw, the venue, the ticket price and a ticket number, often repeated on a tear-off stub so that the organizer keeps one half and the buyer keeps the other. Instead of designing tickets from a blank page, you open an editable raffle ticket format, replace the sample text and print.
Why Use a Printable Raffle Ticket Template?
Schools, churches, clubs, sports teams and charities run raffles to raise money for good causes. A free raffle ticket template keeps your costs low and your tickets looking professional.
- Save time: a finished layout means you only change the text, not the design.
- Save money: print on your own printer instead of paying for custom-printed tickets.
- Stay organized: matching stubs and numbers make it easy to track sales and draw a winner.
- Fully editable: change fonts, colors, logos and wording in Microsoft Word to suit any event.
- Print friendly: layouts are sized so several tickets fit on one page, which reduces paper waste.
Types of Raffle Ticket Samples
Different events call for different ticket styles. In the collection below you will find examples for many occasions:
- Blank raffle ticket templates with empty fields that you fill in by hand after printing.
- Numbered raffle tickets with a ticket number and a matching stub number.
- Fundraiser and charity raffle tickets for nonprofit organizations, schools and community groups.
- Themed tickets for holidays, parties, sports nights, festivals and door-prize drawings.
- Simple black-and-white tickets that print cheaply on plain or colored paper.
What to Include on a Raffle Ticket
A clear ticket avoids confusion on the day of the draw. Most organizers include the following details:
- The name of the event or the cause you are supporting.
- The date, time and place of the drawing.
- The prize or a list of prizes.
- The price of one ticket, or a price for a group of tickets.
- A unique ticket number on both the ticket and the stub.
- A line for the buyer’s name and phone number on the stub.
- Contact details for the organizer and a note such as “Need not be present to win”, if that applies.
Raffle rules differ by country, state and city, and some places require a license or registration. Check your local requirements before you sell tickets.
How to Make Raffle Tickets Step by Step
- Choose a design from the samples below that matches your event.
- Download the Word file and open it in Microsoft Word or a compatible editor.
- Replace the placeholder text with your event name, date, venue, price and prize details.
- Add your logo or a picture if you like, and adjust the colors and fonts.
- Set the ticket numbers. Number tickets in order so no two tickets share a number.
- Print a test page, check the alignment, then print the full quantity on paper or card stock.
- Cut along the guides and separate the stubs when you sell each ticket.
How to Use and Customize These Templates
Browse the previews and click any image to open it in full size. When you find a design you like, press the download button under it. Most downloads are editable Word documents, and some come as a ZIP file that contains the editable Word, Excel or PDF versions, so extract the ZIP first and then open the file you need. After that you can edit the text, replace images and save your own copy for future raffles.
Tips for a Successful Raffle
- Print more tickets than you expect to sell so you never run out.
- Use bright paper or a bold heading so the tickets stand out.
- Keep the stubs in a safe box or bag until the draw.
- Announce the prizes in advance to encourage people to buy.
- Draw the winning number in front of the crowd for a fair and open result.
Template file guide
Before completing your template
- Check that ticket and stub numbers match.
- Confirm the event, draw details and contact information.
- Review the organizer’s requirements before printing the batch.
Use the file links below to open an option directly, or continue to the previews to compare layouts. File formats are taken from the linked filenames. Extract ZIP archives before checking the files inside.
| File or resource | Format / source |
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| raffle ticket template N | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template O | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template S | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template T | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template U | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template P | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template Q | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template R | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template A | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template B | ZIP |
| raffle ticket template C | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template D | ZIP |
| raffle ticket template E | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template F | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template G | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template H | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template I | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template J | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template K | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template L | DOCX |
| raffle ticket template M | DOCX |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) About Raffle Ticket Templates
Are these raffle ticket templates really free?
Yes. You can download every raffle ticket template on this page for free, edit it and print as many copies as you need.
Which file formats are available?
Most templates are editable Microsoft Word files, and some are packed in a ZIP file that may include Word, Excel or PDF versions. Word files also open in other word processors that support the format.
How do I print raffle tickets at home?
Edit the template, print a test page on plain paper to check the layout, and then print on white or colored paper or on light card stock. Cut the tickets apart with scissors or a paper trimmer.
How do I number raffle tickets?
Type the numbers into the ticket and the stub in order, starting from 001 for example. Make sure the ticket and its stub carry the same number so you can match them at the draw.
What information should be on the stub?
The buyer’s name and phone number or email, plus the matching ticket number. This lets you contact the winner quickly.
Can I add my own logo or prize list?
Yes. The templates are editable, so you can insert a logo, change colors and fonts, and type your own list of prizes.
Do I need a license to run a raffle?
It depends on where you live. Some places require a permit or limit who can run a raffle, so check with your local authority before selling tickets.
Why does the download button give me a ZIP file?
Some templates are bundled as a ZIP so that several formats or files stay together. Extract the ZIP on your computer and open the file you want to edit.
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