Name Tracing Worksheets

Type your child's name, or a whole class list, and get a page of name tracing for each name. Letters are printed in gray on handwriting lines, with a dark example and a blank row to write independently.

NamesNames (one per line)Each name gets its own page. Up to 30 names.

RowsLetter sizeTracing rows per name

Tracing shadeLight grayDarker gray

Start each line with a dark exampleBlank row for independent practice

PagePaper sizeName and date lines

How to use it

Type one name per line. Each name gets its own page.
Pick the letter size: 1 inch for Pre-K, 3/4 inch for kindergarten.
Download one PDF for the whole class, or print it straight away.

Good to know

Write the name with a capital first letter and lowercase for the rest; that's how kids will need to write it at school.
Laminate the page or slip it in a sheet protector and use a dry-erase marker for daily practice.
Kids usually learn to write their first name between ages 4 and 5.

Questions

How do I make a name tracing worksheet?

Type the name in the box above. The worksheet updates instantly; then click Download PDF or Print.

Can I make worksheets for my whole class?

Yes. Type up to 30 names, one per line. You get one PDF with a page for each child.

What font is used?

Andika, a clear print typeface designed for beginning readers, with a single-story a and g like the letters kids learn to write.