Free Printable Planning Poker Cards
Print a deck of planning poker cards for every player at your next sprint planning. Pick Fibonacci, T-shirt sizes or any other deck, or make your own; choose A4 or US Letter; and print the cards, or save them as a PDF. Free, with no sign-up and no email.
The decks you can print
The same decks a Storyvote room votes with. To print your own, pick the closest one and press the sliders icon beside it to add, remove and reorder cards. 馃檲 is the card to ask for a break, and ? says you can't tell yet.
| Deck | Cards |
|---|---|
| Fibonacci | 0 路 1 路 2 路 3 路 5 路 8 路 13 路 21 路 34 路 55 路 89 路 馃檲 |
| Modified Fibonacci | 0 路 陆 路 1 路 2 路 3 路 5 路 8 路 13 路 20 路 40 路 100 路 馃檲 |
| T-shirts | XS 路 S 路 M 路 L 路 XL 路 ? 路 馃檲 |
| Powers of 2 | 0 路 1 路 2 路 4 路 8 路 16 路 32 路 64 路 馃檲 |
| AI tokens | 10k 路 25k 路 50k 路 100k 路 250k 路 500k 路 1M 路 2.5M 路 5M 路 10M+ 路 ? |
| Risk | Low 路 Med 路 High 路 ? |
| Clarity | Clear 路 Gaps 路 Vague 路 ? |
| Agent-ready | Agent 路 Pair 路 Human 路 ? |
How to print and cut them
- Print at actual size. In the print dialog, set the scale to 100% or "Actual size", not "Fit to page". Each card is then 63 脳 88 mm (2.5 脳 3.5 in), a standard playing card, nine to a sheet.
- Use thick paper. Card stock of 200 to 300 g/m虏 (80 to 110 lb cover) won't show the number through the back, and survives many sprints. Plain paper works for a try.
- Print the backs on the other side. With "Card backs" on, every sheet of faces is followed by a sheet of backs. Print double-sided, flipping on the long edge. Without a duplex printer, print the odd pages, put the stack back in the tray, and print the even ones.
- Cut along the dashed lines. A paper trimmer or a craft knife and a ruler make straight cuts quickly. Round the corners with a corner punch, or laminate the sheets first if the cards will see coffee.
- Hand out one deck per player. Set "Decks to print" to the size of your team, and the decks follow one another on the sheets.
Which deck suits your team, how many to print and the house rules for a paper round are in our guide to making a paper deck your team will use.
How to play planning poker with printed cards
- Someone reads out a story, and the team asks questions until it's clear enough to size.
- Everyone picks a card and puts it face down on the table, without showing it.
- On the count of three, everyone turns their card over at once.
- The highest and the lowest explain their reasons, then the team votes again until the cards come close, and writes down the estimate.
New to it? Our guide What is planning poker? explains the rules, the decks and when to use it.
Not everyone in the room? Play online for free
Paper cards stop at the meeting room's door. A free Storyvote room uses the same decks in the browser, with no sign-up and no player limit: votes stay hidden until the reveal, the results and averages are worked out for you, and the room can play live or async. It also runs inside Slack, Google Meet, Discord and Telegram, and can import a backlog from Jira, Linear, Asana or Trello and write the estimates back.
Questions
Are the printable planning poker cards free?
Yes. Pick a deck, print as many copies as your team needs, or save them as a PDF. There is no sign-up, no email and no watermark beyond a small storyvote.app line on each card and one extra card about Storyvote at the end.
How big are the cards?
Each card is 63 脳 88 mm (2.5 脳 3.5 in), the size of a standard playing card, nine to a sheet of A4 or US Letter. Print at 100% or "Actual size", not "Fit to page", to keep that size.
Which decks can I print?
Fibonacci, modified Fibonacci, T-shirt sizes, powers of 2, AI tokens, risk, clarity and Agent-ready, the same decks a Storyvote room uses. You can also add, remove and reorder cards to print a deck of your own, up to 20 cards of up to 5 characters.
How do I get a PDF?
Press "Print or save as PDF" and choose "Save as PDF" (or "Microsoft Print to PDF") as the printer. The PDF keeps the exact card size, ready to send to a print shop.
How do I print the card backs?
Leave "Card backs" on and print double-sided, flipping on the long edge. Every sheet of faces is followed by a sheet of backs that lines up with it. Without a duplex printer, print the odd pages, put the stack back in the tray and print the even ones.
Can we play with printed cards and online at the same time?
Yes. A hybrid team can keep the cards in the meeting room and put each story in a free Storyvote room, so remote people vote from their browser or chat app and everyone sees the same results.
Remote teammates too? Create a free room: no sign-up, no credit card, unlimited players.