Create a print-ready sheet of paper standees or pawns for D&D or other TTRPGs. Free, no sign-up.

Printed paper standees in coloured clips on a battle map with dice, a clip storage box and a printed pawn sheet — fantasy RPG characters made with the pawn maker. — Printed, folded and on the table — made with the tool. The coloured clip bases are the one thing it doesn't make: you can grab a pack on Amazon (affiliate link).

Why I built it

I'm a GM who was forever in a quiet panic the night before a game, and just needed something quick and good — so I made this for myself. It works from your own character art, or the figures it comes with, and lays everything out properly, so a few cuts and folds turn a printed sheet into a batch of table-ready, double-sided figures. I hope your players enjoy them as much as mine did.

What you get

Anatomy of a printed sheet: each figure is laid out mirrored, with cut lines around every standee and a crease line down the middle to fold it into a double-sided figure, sized for A4 or US Letter. — How each sheet prints — cut lines, a fold down the middle, mirrored for double-sided figures.

Use your own character art, or the ready-made figures it comes with.
No sign-up, nothing to install — it runs entirely in your browser, so your art never leaves your machine.
Add a whole encounter's worth of images in one go.
Zoom and nudge each figure so it sits right on its base.
Print on A4 or US Letter, at three pawn sizes.
Figures are laid out double-sided — a fold and a few cuts and they read from both sides, like proper paper miniatures.
Download a clean, print-ready PDF when you're done.

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