Free printable signs, made for Australia

They follow AS 1319’s shapes and colours — a red ring and slash for a prohibition, a blue disc for a mandatory instruction, a yellow triangle with a black border for a warning, DANGER in a red oval on a black band, and white on green for emergency information — which is the part most free signs get wrong. The symbols are our own simple drawings rather than the standard’s artwork, and where a site’s safety plan or an inspector calls for a particular sign, that plan is what decides the wording and the size. Our construction site sign guide has what the NSW and Queensland rules actually require on a building site.

Yes. Print as many as you like, for any shop, office, site or event. There is no account, no email address and no licence to agree to. A small credit line sits at the foot of each sheet; leave it or trim it off.

A4 reads from a few metres away — a door, a counter, a corridor. A sign read from across a car park or down a driveway needs to be much larger; sign sizes and viewing distance works out how big the letters need to be for how far away the reader is.

Yes — that is an ordinary print job. Tell us the sign, the wording and the size, and send the logo; it comes back as a proof before anything is printed. On corflute the design is included; on anything else, changing the design is quoted before we start, and setting up a finished file you send is free.

Tell us which one. The library is drawn from a list, so adding a sign is quick, and the ones people ask for are the ones that get added next.

Yes: fire extinguisher, first aid, emergency exit, toilets, “Caution, wet floor” and “Danger, keep out” are all in the library above, drawn to the AS 1319 shapes and colours and free as A4 PDFs. For a sign that lasts, the same design prints on foam PVC or corflute. A printed sign does not replace an illuminated exit sign where the building code requires one.