Printable Staff and Tab Paper
Staff + TAB paper pairing notation with guitar tablature.
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 staff and tab paper
Staff + TAB paper pairing notation with guitar tablature. Also known as guitar staff with tab or standard notation and tab, it is one of 79 papers in Print A Page, a free online editor for printable paper.
Blank manuscript paper is where songs, lesson exercises and arrangements start. Print staves, tablature or chord boxes for any instrument, with as many systems per page as you need.
Make it yours
Options for this paper in the editor:
- Clef
- Instrument
- Line Spacing
- First System Starts
- Strings / Courses
- Interior Barlines
- Bracket / Brace
- Time Signature
How to print staff and tab 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 staff and tab 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 staff and tab paper and another paper on one page?
Yes. Split the page into sections and give each its own paper, for example staff and tab paper beside staff paper (blank sheet music). The Layers panel lets you stack, hide or lock sections.