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Print Jira cards

Print your sprint as cards for a physical board, or as a clean task list for a stand-up or a review. It works from Jira’s CSV export, so there’s nothing to install.

Don’t have your file yet? How to export Jira issues to CSV →

1. Add your export

Drop the CSV file you exported from a Jira issue search here.

Your file is read in this browser only. Nothing is uploaded.

2. Choose how to print

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Print at 100% scale (not “Fit to page”) so the cut lines match. To get a PDF, choose “Save as PDF” as the printer.

Preview

Add a Jira or Asana export, or try the sample, to see your cards here.

Every layout is tested by printing it to PDF on Letter and A4 paper, so the preview is what you get. Your file stays in your browser.

How to print Jira cards

  1. Export the issues. In Jira, open Filters (or search for issues), find the issues you want, then click ••• More actions › Export › Export Excel CSV (all fields). Step-by-step guide
  2. Drop the CSV above.
  3. Choose cards per page and a color band, check the preview, then click Print or save as PDF. Print at 100% scale so the cut lines line up.

What goes on a card

  • The issue key in big letters, and the summary, sized to fit.
  • Story points, issue type, assignee, due date and labels.
  • A short description excerpt, if there’s room.
  • For subtasks, the parent issue.
  • A color band by issue type, priority or status, labelled in text so it still works in black and white.

Prefer a list? Choose List to print the issues grouped by status, assignee or sprint, with the columns you pick. Using Asana? See print Asana tasks.

Frequently asked questions

How do I print Jira issues as cards?
Search for the issues in Jira (for example, the current sprint), open ••• More actions › Export › Export Excel CSV (all fields), then drop the file above. Pick 2, 4, 6 or 8 cards per page and print. Cut along the dashed lines.
Do I need a Jira Marketplace app to print cards?
No. This page works from Jira’s own CSV export, so nothing has to be installed on your Jira site and no admin approval is needed. It’s free.
Where do story points come from?
From your story points field, which Jira exports as a custom field such as “Custom field (Story Points)” or “Custom field (Story point estimate)”. If your site uses a different field, choose it under Card fields.
What happens to very long summaries?
The text gets smaller to fit the card. Every card is a fixed size, so nothing runs past the cut lines.
Is my Jira data uploaded?
No. The CSV is read in your browser and never leaves your device.

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