Free tool
Free prescription pad maker for doctors
Type your details, add your logo and your own text, arrange the header and footer, and download a ready-to-print pad in A5 or A4. Your registration number and council print under your name, as Indian regulations ask.
1. Your details
As they should print. Your registration number and council print under your name, as Indian regulations ask.
2. Paper and colours
210 × 297 mm · standard office paper
Choose “Black & white” for a monochrome laser printer or a one-colour press.
3. Logo and your own text
They print in the header and footer. Move them in the next step.
A JPG, PNG or SVG of your clinic or personal logo. It stays in this browser and is never uploaded.
Your own text
Up to three short lines each, such as a motto, your timings or a line in your language.
Text 1 · Header line 1, middle
4. Arrange your pad
Drag each part where you want it, or use its arrows. Add a line for more rows, and slide a line's widths to resize its columns. The preview changes as you go.
Header
Left
Middle
Right
Footer
Left
Middle
Right
Not printed
5. What to print
The free PDF has a small “Pad designed free at rxkite.com” line at the foot of the page. To leave it off, pay ₹10 once by UPI or card, with no account. It covers pads with your registration number for 30 days, so fixing a typo or making another size costs nothing more.
Made in your browser: nothing you type and no logo is sent to us. Paying sends us only a fingerprint of your registration number, which the payment is tied to.
Your pad
Questions doctors ask
Want the details on what a prescription must carry? Read what must be on a prescription in India. Every option, step by step, is in the pad maker guide.
- Is it really free?
- Yes. Type your details, download the PDF and print as many copies as you want. There is no sign-up. The free pad carries a small “Pad designed free at rxkite.com” line at the foot of the page.
- Can I have it without the rxkite.com line?
- Yes, for ₹10, paid once by UPI or card. There is still no account to make. The payment covers pads with your registration number for 30 days, so you can fix a typo, change the colours or make an A5 and an A4 without paying again. If you clear your browser or switch devices, the payment ID on Razorpay's receipt unlocks it again.
- Can I add my logo and arrange the pad?
- Yes. Add your logo and up to six lines of your own text, each in its own size and colour, and pick a colour for your name. Then drag any part into the left, middle or right of up to three lines in the header and three in the footer, and slide each line's column widths. Your logo stays in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
- What should a prescription pad in India show?
- Your name, qualifications and your registration number with the council that registered you; the clinic's name, address, phone and timings; and space for the patient's name, age and sex, the date, and the prescription itself. Under the Indian Medical Council (Professional Conduct) Regulations, 2002, the registration number belongs on every prescription.
- A5 or A4?
- A5 (148 × 210 mm) is the usual Indian prescription pad and fits most OPD prescriptions. Choose A4 if you print on ordinary office paper or write long advice. Letter and half-letter sizes are there too. The space for the prescription is left plain, with no ruled lines.
- Can I print it at a local press?
- Yes. The PDF is vector, so a printing press can print it sharp at any quantity. Ask for 70–80 gsm paper and a gummed top edge if you want tear-off pads.
- How is this different from RxKite?
- This page makes a blank pad to fill in by hand. RxKite fills it in for you: find the patient, type or pick the medicines, and print a legible prescription on this pad or on the pads you already have, with every visit kept on file.