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These are musical notation symbols for learning and crafts, not conventional coloring pages. Choose Black and White for accurate solid black symbols with the correct open noteheads, or Color for teal symbols. Outline follows only the outer cutting border and omits enclosed inner contours; do not use Outline or mirrored output to teach notation.
Make a music-room display, decorate a concert card or introduce musical symbols with nine printable designs. Choose quarter, eighth, half, whole and sixteenth notes, a beamed eighth-note pair, a treble clef, a quarter rest or an eighth rest. Each comes in teal, solid black and an outer cutting outline. Set your size and save a PDF, SVG or transparent PNG.
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Width starts at 1 cm, with no fixed 100 cm limit. Height keeps the original proportions. Large designs can span up to 100 printed sheets. In free arrangement, use Fit all designs after enlarging a design; adding sheets alone does not enlarge it.
Outline: outer contour for tracing and cutting out. Black and white: detailed line art for coloring pages and craft templates. Color: ready-made decorations.
Place multiple illustrations wherever you like, at any size.
Applies when printing across multiple sheets. With no overlap, trim the blank margins and align the image edges.
Save a settings file to reuse later on this template page. Includes automatic arrangements, free layouts, paper, sizes and line thicknesses. Loading replaces the current settings; Undo restores them. Files are processed on your device.
Select an illustration to add it. Drag a design to move it. Use the top handle to rotate and the lower-right handle to resize.
Add enough sheets to fit every design at its current size.
2 across × 3 down = 6 sheets. Adding sheets keeps designs the same size.
Blue bands show where sheets overlap. Guides are not printed.
Use “Fit all designs” to adjust the canvas to fit every illustration without resizing it. To choose an exact size, open “Set width and height”.
The finished size and number of sheets appear at the top of the preview.
Blue bands show the 5 mm overlap between neighboring sheets. Trim the blank margin from one sheet, align the matching artwork, then tape or glue the sheets together.
Blue bands and sheet guides are not printed.
Making the canvas smaller does not shrink the illustrations. Anything outside the canvas is cropped when saving or printing.
Changing the paper or orientation keeps illustration sizes and positions unchanged. Up to 100 sheets are supported.
Use Color or Black and White when comparing note and rest shapes. Black and White keeps the filled noteheads and the open centers of half and whole notes; it is a solid musical symbol, not a coloring-page line drawing. The beamed pair contains two eighth notes. A treble clef identifies pitches on a staff and is not itself a note.
Use the teal symbols on concert invitations, music folders or a classroom wall. Outline gives only the outside cutting border for tracing onto colored paper or felt. It leaves enclosed spaces uncut, so it is not a faithful notation diagram. For cutting, a width of at least 5 cm is recommended; 10 cm or more makes flags and treble-clef details easier to handle. A symbol's height follows its proportions, so tall notes may need tiled printing.
Note values express relative durations. A half note lasts twice as long as a quarter note, a whole note four times as long, an eighth note half as long and a sixteenth note one quarter as long. The number of beats depends on the meter and which note value receives the beat. A quarter rest and an eighth rest indicate silence for their corresponding note values.
These templates prioritize the shapes of musical notation. Black and White uses solid black symbols rather than hollow coloring outlines. Outline is for decorative tracing and cutting, not for teaching note values, because it omits enclosed inner contours. Use Color or Black and White for notation lessons.
Use mirrored output only for decorative reverse transfers. Mirrored symbols are not standard musical notation and should not be used to teach reading music.
