How it works
These free printable scoreboard numbers come one digit to a page, 0 to 9, in solid black. Print the ten pages as they are, or first type your own digits or a heading such as HOME.
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Print the digits
The box opens on the sample 0123456789. Press the print button and the ten pages come out, one digit on each. Type in the box and your own text replaces the sample, up to 40 characters.
How many cards a board needs
A side that shows 0 to 99 needs two sets of ten, tens and ones; two sides make 40 cards. Number sets and headings, under the sheet after the first print, holds a double set of 20 pages: print it once for each side.
Make the flip cards
Punch two holes along the top edge of each page and hang every set of ten on two binder rings, with 0 at the front. Flip the front card over the back to show the next number.
- For a table-top board, choose Pages per sheet in the print window, where it is offered: the digits print smaller, several to a sheet.
- HOME, GUEST, INNING and PERIOD print one letter to a page, so HOME is four pages to tape in a row.
- An inning or period marker needs one set of ten, not two.
Questions and answers
Are the scoreboard numbers free to print?
Yes. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to download: the pages print from this browser. In the print window, Save as PDF keeps every page in one file.
How many number cards does a scoreboard need?
For scores up to 99, each side needs the digits 0 to 9 twice, a tens set and a ones set: 20 cards a side, 40 for both.
Can I print the numbers in red, or as outlines?
Yes. For red, open More options and pick Red in the color menu. For outlines to color in, set Look to Outline and pick the outline entry in that same menu. Two of the four fonts are stencil styles.
Can I print a team name in place of HOME and GUEST?
Yes. Type a name of up to 40 characters and each letter prints on its own page. What you type stays in this browser.