Type a word or phrase and build a printable letter banner: one cut-out flag per
letter, each with a dashed cut line and string holes, ready to hang. Long phrases
page automatically so every sheet prints clean. Free, no sign-up.
Build your banner
Type a word or phrase and the flags build live on the right, one per letter, in order. Download PDFs, they paginate automatically for long phrases, or download one PNG strip.
Each letter becomes its own flag. Spaces become a gap card in the layout, a reminder to leave a space when you string the flags together, not a flag to cut.
Live preview
Runs entirely in your browser: nothing is uploaded. Long phrases print across multiple sheets; cut and string the flags in page order to spell it out.
Ways to use a printable letter banner
Birthdays & parties Spell out a name or "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" and string the flags across a wall or mantel.
Welcome signs "WELCOME BABY" or "CONGRATS" flags for a shower, graduation, or homecoming.
Classrooms A name banner for a desk, cubby, or the first day of school.
How assembly works
Every flag has a dashed cut line and two dotted string-hole markers near the top corners. Cut along the dashed line, punch a hole at each dot, then thread string or ribbon through in order. Each flag is numbered so a long phrase across several printed pages still comes together correctly.
Prefer copy-paste text?
This banner is for paper. For bold text you can paste into a post or bio, try the
bold fonts generator. For cut-out stencils instead of hanging flags, see
printable block letters.
Type a word or phrase into the box: the tool instantly builds one pennant flag per letter, live, on the right.
Each flag has a dashed cut line and two string-hole markers near the top corners. Click Download PDF to send it to your printer, or Download PNG to save one image with every flag
in a row.
Not usually: a phrase that long needs more than one sheet. The tool automatically splits long phrases into
several printed pages, each holding a fixed set of flags in reading order (left to right, top to bottom), with
a real page break between sheets so every page prints cleanly on its own paper.
Each printed page is labeled Page X of Y, and every flag has a small number above it (like "3 / 13") showing
its position in the phrase. Cut along the dashed line, punch a hole at each of the two dotted circles near the
top corners, then thread string or ribbon through the flags in order, using those numbers as a guide.
Yes. Download PNG saves every flag as one continuous strip image, in order, with no
pagination, handy for sharing digitally or sending to a print shop instead of printing page by page at home.
Completely free, with no sign-up, account, or watermark. Everything is generated in your browser and nothing
is uploaded.
