Readability from a moving car is everything, so this template stays emoji-free and works best in Bold with black or red letters. Tape the pages in two rows on a sheet of plywood or a folding table set out by the curb.
Built by a former convenience store clerk, for busy shops and teachers. No ads — this tool runs on tips alone.
Tips are in Japanese yen — ¥500 is about $3.50.
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Readability from a moving car is everything, so this template stays emoji-free and works best in Bold with black or red letters. Tape the pages in two rows on a sheet of plywood or a folding table set out by the curb.
I used to work at a convenience store in Japan.
The owner was always chasing something — answering the phone in the middle of an order, jumping on the register in the middle of the call. And in between, they'd sit at the office computer, fighting with a sign that said “FRIED CHICKEN ___ YEN”. Make the font bigger and it runs off the page. Change the printer settings, and now it's too small.
Friends who ran their own shops kept asking me to make signs for them, too. I was glad to help. But every time, I thought: what people really need isn't someone to ask — it's a way to make one themselves, right now. No design skills, no special software.
So I built one. Type your text. One letter per page, as big as it gets. That's all it is — really, that's all.
For the first three years after launch, it earned exactly zero. No ads, no sign-ups, no fees. Call it stubbornness — I just wanted to know one thing: is this genuinely needed?
The answer came. Over 70,000 PDFs have been created — by shop owners, teachers at kindergartens and schools, crews at construction sites, and someone decorating for a family birthday. Four sheets spelling “OPEN”, a sports-day banner, a “SAFETY FIRST” notice, a “HAPPY BIRTHDAY” strung across the living-room wall — each one protecting ten minutes for somebody like that owner of mine.
This tool will stay free. It runs entirely on tips. If it saved you some time today, would you consider buying me a coffee?
Your cup buys ten minutes for the next busy person out there.
Tips are in Japanese yen — ¥500 is about $3.50.
☕ Buy me a coffeeKo-fi is a trusted creator-support platform used worldwide.
Payments are processed securely by PayPal/Stripe — your card details never touch this site.