Preview before printing
Read every line in the on-screen preview. Check names, spelling, and whether each commitment has enough detail. Long sentences may wrap, so shorten a coupon if it becomes hard to scan. The download is an SVG file that can scale cleanly.
The print button opens your browser print dialog. Choose a PDF destination if you want a digital copy. It does not generate a separate PDF file on the site.
Test on plain paper
Try one sheet before using cardstock. Inspect the preview for clipping and use “fit to page” or reduce scale if your printer cannot reach the edge. Printer margins, paper sizes, and available fonts vary.
The design includes dashed borders around each coupon. Those are visual cut guides, not a requirement to cut; you can present the whole page as a list of promises.
Assemble simply
If you cut the coupons apart, leave some space outside the border. Stack the slips and tie them with string, use a small envelope, or staple a corner. Make sure a staple does not cover the words.
You can handwrite a date or personal note on the back of a printed slip. This helps if the commitment needs a specific time agreed after the gift is given.
Keep your own copy
A gift is easier to honor when you remember what you offered. Save the SVG or print a second page for yourself. The tool does not keep an account or draft history.
A coupon book works best when the recipient is free to use it without repeated reminders. If you need to plan a date, offer a couple of options rather than waiting indefinitely.
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