Printable lined paper

In the US, wide ruled paper has 11/32 inch between lines and college ruled has 9/32 inch, both with a vertical margin about 1 1/4 inches from the left edge. Narrow ruled is 1/4 inch. These are the figures Wikipedia gives for US ruled paper, and they're exact fractions of an inch, so the sheet here uses them exactly.

UK paper is ruled in millimetres. Wikipedia says adult ruled paper there is most commonly 8 mm, with 6 mm for narrow ruled, and school suppliers sell A4 exercise books described as 8 mm feint lines with margin. Feint just means the lines are printed light. There's no published standard for where a UK margin goes, so the margin here is drawn at the US position on every ruling.

Handwriting paper has rows of three lines. The letters sit on the baseline, tall letters reach the top line, and small letters like a and e stop at the dashed midline. The sizes here match multi-program handwriting paper sold as conforming to the Zaner-Bloser and D'Nealian grade levels. The rows get smaller as children's writing does.

For revision and lecture notes, the Cornell notes template splits the page into a cue column, a notes area and a summary box at the foot. For maths, graph paper has square, dot and isometric grids printed true in the same way. To practise letters on handwriting rows, name tracing and letter tracing worksheets put dotted letters to trace on the same three sizes.