Build your class set.
Everything happens in your browser — no upload, no signup, no watermark, and no student names ever leave the room. Tap a design to add it; use Fill sheet for a matching set.
0 of 4 slots filled. Mix designs freely, or use “Fill sheet” for 4 of one design.
Add designs first — then you can put a child’s name on each bookmark, in your pick of four typefaces.
US Letter, 4per sheet with a small cutting gap between bookmarks. Print on card stock at 100% scale (no “fit to page”).
Your sheet preview appears here once you add designs.
A whole school day in twenty designs.
From the morning bus to the three-o'clock bell — with the ink-light designs deliberately placed where teachers print in bulk.
Student bookmark questions.
What's in the student bookmark set?
Twenty school-day designs: the chalkboard, a big apple, the school bus, a giant pencil, the crayon crew, recess, a bookworm, a packed backpack, craft supplies, math, the science-fair volcano, art class, music time, a star-student award rosette, lunchtime, ABC blocks, the classroom globe, the three-o'clock bell, notebook doodles, and a wise owl teacher.
Can I print a whole class set with each student's name?
Yes — that's the main event. Add a bookmark per student (any mix of designs), turn on names, and type one name per slot. The maker paginates automatically: a class of 28 at the standard size is seven sheets. Names print on a small white tag so they stay readable on the dark designs too.
Which designs are ink-friendly for printing 30 copies?
Four are deliberately ink-light — Craft Time, Math Whiz, Star Student, and Notebook Doodles — with white or pale backgrounds that barely sip toner. They're labeled 'ink-light' in the picker, and they photocopy well too.
What grade levels do these bookmarks fit?
The kawaii designs (the smiling apple, crayon crew, bookworm, and owl teacher) aim at K–2. The bold-flat designs — bus, science fair, globe, clock — read fine through upper elementary, and the notebook-doodle and star-student designs don't feel babyish to middle schoolers.
Do these work as reading incentives or end-of-year gifts?
Both. For reading programs, print the Star Student or Bookworm design with the reader's name as a milestone reward. For end of year, a named, laminated bookmark with a tassel is a two-dollar-a-class gift that actually gets used over the summer.
Updated through August 2026.