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"Wide ruled," "college ruled," and "narrow ruled" are labels, not measurements — the actual line spacing varies by manufacturer and country, which makes it hard to find a printable version that matches a specific notebook or standard. Sheetful generates ruled lines at whatever millimeter spacing you set, so you can match an existing notebook exactly or pick a spacing that suits your handwriting rather than whatever a pad happened to ship with.
The rule spacing field controls the gap between lines; a red vertical margin line near the left edge (the traditional notebook-paper detail) can be toggled on or off. Common spacings: around 6–7mm for narrow/college ruled, 8–9mm for standard ruled, and 11mm or more for wide ruled or early-grades handwriting practice. Choose US Letter or A4, adjust line weight and color, and the live preview shows exactly what will print.
There's no single standard, but college/narrow ruled is typically around 6–7mm, standard ruled around 8–9mm, and wide ruled 10–11mm or more. Measure a notebook you already like with a ruler if you want an exact match.
It's the traditional vertical rule near the left edge of US notebook paper, originally meant to mark where writing should start and leave room for a margin or hole-punch area. It's optional — toggle it off for a plainer page.
Yes — set a wider spacing (11mm or more) for early handwriting practice. This version doesn't yet include a dashed midline for letter-height guidance, which is worth noting if that's specifically what you need.
Yes — lines are generated in real millimeters and rendered directly into the PDF, so the spacing you set is the spacing that prints, regardless of printer or paper size.