Token and counter sheet maker

No. Everything happens in your browser: the images never leave your computer, and the PDF is made on your device.

Round tokens of 25, 32 or 38 mm, square tokens of 1 or 1.5 inches, hex tiles of 2 or 3 inches across their flats, or a custom size from 15 to 150 mm in any of those shapes, hexes point up or flat top.

Straight cut marks can’t show where to cut a circle, so the PDF prints a thin outline around each round or hex token instead. The art runs 3 mm past it (the bleed, in the token’s shape), so a cut a little outside the line shows no white edge. A circle punch the token’s size makes it quicker; square tokens get cut marks.

Yes. Type one label per line, such as 1, 2, 5 and 10 for coins, and each becomes a token in the colours you pick. A label can also go over an image, say a number on a coin picture.

Square, or the token’s shape, at 300 DPI: about 300 pixels for a 25 mm token. They’re enlarged a little to run 3 mm past the cut and cropped to fill the token, so keep anything important away from the edge. If your art already includes bleed, say how much and it’s used as is.

Yes. Add a back image and every token gets it: print double-sided, or side by side to fold and glue. Thick card and a glue stick make sturdy two-sided counters.