OMR Sheet Generator

About the OMR Sheet Generator

Make your own OMR (bubble) answer sheets for multiple-choice tests — with a pass, print as many as you need. Choose the number of questions (up to 200 on one sheet), the options (A–B up to A–E, or 1–5), and what the sheet asks for: a roll-number grid with a box above each digit (call it Student ID, Candidate number or whatever your school uses), a test-code grid, the booklet series, write-in fields for the name, class, subject and date (and one of your own), signature boxes, short instructions with examples of right and wrong marks, and corner registration marks.

The bubbles are sized for the space left — as large as the sheet allows, never smaller than 3 mm across — and the preview shows exactly what prints. Without a pass it is a free preview marked “MySmartCoPilot preview · not for use”. With a pass, download the sheets as a vector PDF in A4 or US Letter, with up to 200 copies in one file, and type the answer key to get the matching answer-key sheet: the same sheet with the right bubbles filled in, to mark by hand or to print on a transparency and lay over each answer sheet.

Common uses

• Class tests and mock exams with answer sheets that look like the real exam’s.
• Coaching centres that print a batch of sheets for every test, with roll numbers and test codes.
• A second sheet for questions 101 to 200, numbered on from the first.
• A transparent answer key for fast marking by hand.

What is on the sheet

• Header: the school and the examination, centred, and “ANSWER SHEET” (or a black “ANSWER KEY” label on the key sheet).
• Write-in fields: name, class or section, subject, date and one field you name yourself, each with a line to write on.
• Identification grids: a box for each digit and, under it, the bubbles 0–9, so the roll number is both written and marked (its title is yours: Roll number, Student ID, Candidate number …); the same for a test code, and a column for the booklet series (A–B to A–D).
• Instructions: how to mark, with a correctly filled bubble and four common wrong marks (a tick, a cross, a half-filled bubble and a dot).
• Answers: question numbers in bold, the option letter inside each bubble, a thin line after every five questions, columns spread evenly across the sheet.
• Registration marks: solid squares in the four corners, which OMR scanning software can use to line up a scanned sheet.
• Signatures of the candidate and the invigilator at the bottom.

Paper sizes and printing

Sheets are laid out in millimetres for ISO 216 A4 (210 × 297 mm) or US Letter (8.5 × 11 inches). Print at actual size (100 %, not “fit to page”) on plain paper, so every sheet has the same bubble positions — which matters when you mark with a transparent key or with scanning software. Bubbles are as large as the space allows (up to 4.8 mm) and never smaller than 3 mm across; the preview shows the size and the columns the settings give.

Marking the sheets

• By hand with an overlay: print the answer-key sheet on a transparency (or punch out the filled bubbles of a paper copy) and lay it on each answer sheet; unfilled holes and extra marks show at once.
• With a spreadsheet: type each student’s answers into the MCQ Test Grader for scores, ranks and an item analysis.
• With a phone camera: the OMR Sheet Scanner reads only the sheets it prints itself, so use its own sheet for tests you want to scan.

Limitations

• Up to 200 questions and 5 options per sheet; a roll number of up to 12 digits and a test code of up to 6.
• Many fields, long grids and 200 questions with five options leave less room: when the bubbles would be smaller than 3 mm the page asks you to remove something or split the test over two sheets.
• This tool makes sheets; it does not read filled-in sheets. The OMR Sheet Scanner reads only its own layout.
• The PDF prints Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, Vietnamese and Devanagari text in the school and examination names; other scripts print as “?”.

Privacy

On this device: nothing is sent

The sheet is drawn in your browser and nothing is uploaded. The settings and the answer key are remembered in this browser for next time.