Alignment
Printer Alignment Test Page
Use grids and borders to find crooked text, shifted printheads, or margins that print unevenly. Best for fixing alignment after installing, moving, or servicing a printer.
Alignment test page
Use this structured grid page as it makes skewed lines and misaligned printheads easy to identify.

Live preview — the printed page is generated at 300 DPI
In the print dialog choose Actual size / 100% and turn off “Fit to page”.
Check ink or toner levels, connect the printer by USB or Wi-Fi, and load clean paper that matches the selected size.
Click Print to open your browser's print dialog, or download the PDF and press Ctrl + P (Cmd + P on Mac).
Select your physical printer, set scale to 100% / Actual size, and turn off Fit to page, grayscale and draft modes.
Let the ink dry, then check it under neutral light. Keep it to compare with a reprint after any fix.
Usually clogged nozzles (inkjet) or dirty rollers.
Low ink or toner, or draft / eco mode switched on.
Printhead misalignment — run an alignment routine.
Calls for printhead alignment and color calibration.
Brand-specific steps:
Alignment
Use grids and borders to find crooked text, shifted printheads, or margins that print unevenly. Best for fixing alignment after installing, moving, or servicing a printer.
Alignment
Fine lines running horizontally and vertically reveal banding, broken lines, and printhead misalignment.
Black & White
Use this printer test page black-and-white pattern to check black text sharpness/quality, gray areas, streaks, horizontal banding, and weak toner or ink coverage. Best for standard office documents, black-only printers, and basic print-quality checks.