Name tracing worksheets, free and ready to print
Type a name and the worksheet appears. Handwriting lines, starting dots, US Letter or A4. Make one for your child or a page for every child in your class, then download the PDF.
Names stay on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
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How to make a name tracing worksheet
1. Type the name
The worksheet appears next to the box as you type. For a class, switch to the class list and put one name per line.
2. Pick a style if you like
Dotted lines, grey letters or a dashed outline. Choose capitals, how many rows, starting dots and paper size.
3. Download and print
Save the PDF and print it at 100% (or "Actual size") so the lines come out at the right height.
Example name tracing worksheets
The same worksheet in each style. Type any name above to make your own.





Tips for practicing a name
Start with the first letter
The first letter of their name is usually the one children care about most. It is a good letter to practice on its own before the whole name.
Capitals first, then lowercase
Many children write their name in capitals at first. When they are ready, switch the setting to "Name" so they practice one capital followed by lowercase letters, the way names are written.
A few minutes a day
Tracing one or two rows at a time works better than a whole page in one go. Stop while it is still fun and come back tomorrow.
Follow the dot
The dot shows where to put the pencil down for each letter. Starting in the same place every time helps each letter come out the same way.
Say the letters out loud
Naming each letter while tracing it links the shape to its name and sound.
Use it more than once
Slip the page into a clear sheet protector and trace with a dry-erase marker. Wipe it clean and go again.

