Printable Double Line Paper
Double-line paper for letter-height practice and calligraphy basics.
This paper is part of Print A Page Pro. You can open and try it free; exporting it needs Pro or a 24-hour Export Pass. The Free plan includes 24 other papers.

About this double line paper
Double-line paper for letter-height practice and calligraphy basics. Also known as four line writing paper or double ruled paper, it is one of 79 papers in Print A Page, a free online editor for printable paper.
Teachers and parents use these pages for early writing, letter formation, number sense and classroom organization. Print one for a lesson or a whole class set, sized for little hands.
Make it yours
Options for this paper in the editor:
- Line Spacing
- Header Fields
- Writing Band Height
- Slant Spacing
- Slant Angle
- Shade Band
- Slant Guides
How to print double line paper
- Open the paper and choose your page size (US Letter, A4 and 15 more).
- Adjust spacing, margins and labels until it matches what you need.
- Export a PDF, then print at 100% scale ("Actual size"), not "Fit to page", so every line keeps its true measurement.
Works with every paper
- 17 page sizes, from 4 × 6 to ARCH D, in inches, mm or cm
- Split the page and mix this paper with any other style
- Margins, labels and name/date headers
- True-scale printing at up to 1200 dpi (vector export with Pro)
- PDF, plus Word, PNG, JPEG and more with Pro
- Batch up to 500 pages with Pro: names, dates or a spreadsheet
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Questions
Can I print double line paper for free?
It is part of Print A Page Pro. You can open it and try every option for free; exporting it needs Pro (or a $4.99 24-hour Export Pass). The Free plan includes 24 other papers.
What paper sizes can I print it on?
17 sizes, including US Letter, US Legal, A4, A5, A6, A3, Tabloid, Statement, Executive, 4 × 6, 5 × 7 and 8 × 10, up to ARCH D, in inches, mm or cm. Lines and boxes keep their true size when you print at 100%.
Can I put double line paper and another paper on one page?
Yes. Split the page into sections and give each its own paper, for example double line paper beside primary lined paper. The Layers panel lets you stack, hide or lock sections.