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Alphabet chart.

Create alphabet posters and cut-out letter cards in 16 languages, including Ukrainian, English and Polish. Choose uppercase, lowercase or matching pairs.

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01 The page
Orientation
02 Alphabet language

The alphabet language is independent of the interface. Supplementary forms are shown separately. These are print letters, without pronunciation or stroke-order guides.

03 Ink color
Ink color
Accent color
Paper color

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Live preview210 × 297 mm
A4

Preview is scaled to fit. The PDF keeps the exact dimensions.

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Ink color

Use left and right arrows for saturation, up and down for brightness. Hold Shift for larger steps.

Alphabet chart

Alphabet language

Select the alphabet independently of the website language. Its native name and letter order appear on the printable; a custom title can replace the heading.

A few useful answers

Are accented and supplementary letters mixed into the alphabet?

Letters belonging to the selected alphabet stay in order. Available supplementary forms appear in a separate section; Greek sigma keeps σ and ς together.

When should I choose a different layout?

Use the poster to see the whole sequence at once. Letter cards spread the same inventory over several sheets, with eight or nine cards per page depending on orientation. Cut along the frames.

How can I practise with this sheet?

Print uppercase and lowercase versions for matching games, or keep both forms on each card. These sheets use print lettering; they do not teach pronunciation, cursive writing or stroke order.

From a wall chart to letter cards

Layout: Poster

Use these settings: Layout: Poster; Letter case: Uppercase and lowercase; Include supplementary forms: Yes; Paper size: A4.

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Layout: Letter cards

Use these settings: Layout: Letter cards; Letter case: Lowercase; Include supplementary forms: No; Paper size: A4.

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