Make Numbered Raffle Tickets in 30 Seconds

Free raffle ticket templates that actually number themselves

A raffle ticket is one of the simplest fundraising tools there is, but a good one has to do two jobs at once: sell the prize and stay accountable. This page is part of the AI event ticket maker — describe your prize draw and AI returns print-ready tickets with sequential numbers, matching tear-off stubs, and your cause front and center.

What a good raffle ticket includes

• Unique number — printed on both the main ticket and its stub so the draw stays verifiable.
• The prize — what the winner gets, stated clearly and up top where it sells.
• The cause — the organization, team, school, or charity the raffle supports.
• Ticket price — per ticket, plus any bundle deal such as five for twenty.
• Draw details — the date, time, and location of the drawing, and whether the winner must be present.
• Buyer line on the stub — a space for the buyer name and phone so you can reach the winner.
• License or permit number — where your jurisdiction requires it for legal prize draws.

Numbering and stubs done right

The whole point of the perforated stub is the audit trail. The buyer keeps the ticket, you keep the matching numbered stub in the bin, and on draw day the number you pull matches exactly one buyer. Set your starting number — most organizers begin at 001 — and the count you need, and the tickets number in order so nothing is duplicated or skipped.

Common raffle ticket mistakes to avoid

• Forgetting the buyer name and phone field on the stub, then having no way to reach the winner.
• Burying the prize or draw date in small print instead of leading with them.
• Running a prize draw without the required local gaming or raffle permit.
• Reusing the same number twice across a batch, which voids the draw.

Generate, print, and reuse

Describe the raffle once and EZdoc lays out clean numbered tickets ready for perforated stock. Selling tickets at a bigger fundraiser? Pair them with a fundraiser flyer that carries the same prize and draw date, and — if half the pot is the prize — use the 50/50 raffle ticket layout. Running an event series? Save it as a reusable template and bulk generate the next batch — the same way you would for a concert ticket. Make your raffle tickets and have a print-ready sheet in about 30 seconds.