TicketMake

§ 01 — What it solves

Numbering tickets by hand is where an event breaks: a seat gets repeated, a number gets skipped, or it goes to print with the wrong name. TicketMake separates the two things that always get mixed together — the design is done once on a canvas, and the data comes from your list. A thousand tickets are a thousand correct files, not a thousand chances to slip.

§ 02 — What it includes

• Template designer

  A canvas where every element can be dragged, resized, rotated, duplicated and locked, with snapping and unlimited undo. It saves as a template and gets reused for the next event.

• Your data, from a spreadsheet

  Import the XLSX or CSV with name, match, date, venue, section, row, seat and code. Each row in the list becomes a ticket with its data in place.

• Codes that actually scan

  Code128 barcodes and QR codes generated per ticket, so entry can be validated at the door with any scanner.

• Seat blocks

  Define section, row and numbering in one go instead of entering seat by seat.

• Batch generation

  From one to ten thousand tickets without freezing the screen, with a progress bar and the option to cancel partway.

• Export the way the printer wants it

  Vector PDF for print, 300 DPI PNG for digital, and everything zipped when it's thousands of files.

• Usage history

  How many tickets have been generated and for which event, so you know what went to print and when.

• One license, one device

  The lock is enforced by the server, with a device change allowed once every 24 hours.

§ 03 — Who it's for

For anyone running events with assigned seating: sports clubs, theaters, schools, production companies and venues.