Black Graph Paper
A black grid for when the grid itself has to survive a photocopier, a fax or a bad scan.
A black grid for when the grid itself has to survive a photocopier, a fax or a bad scan.
Black Graph Paper on US Letter, exactly as it prints.
Coloured grids are designed to disappear. That is usually what you want — but not when the sheet itself is being duplicated, scanned into a document, or projected. A pale blue grid can vanish entirely in a mono photocopy.
Black also suits a grid that is part of the finished artwork rather than scaffolding for it: a printed worksheet, a chart handed out to a class, a diagram going into a report.
Every sheet here is free, adjustable and prints at exact scale.
It can. Drop the line weight to about 0.1 mm and it stays crisp without dominating. If the drawing matters more than the grid, use grey instead.
Yes. It survives mono scanning, faxing and photocopying, and produces the smallest, cleanest files.
