Business hours sign generator
Make a clean, printable open-hours sign for your door or window in under a minute. Set your days, add holiday hours, pick a style — then print it or save it as a PDF. Free, no signup.
Your Business Name
Business Hours
Opens a clean, printable version. Choose “Save as PDF” in the print dialog to download.
A business hours template you can post today
A clear hours sign is one of the smallest things that quietly costs businesses customers. When your times are hard to find — or a taped-up scrap of paper is out of date — people show up at the wrong time, or worse, assume you're closed for good. This generator gives you a tidy, professional sign for your window, door, or counter without opening a design tool.
Type your name and hours, mark the days you're closed, and add a holiday note for seasonal changes. The live preview shows exactly what will print. Because the title is editable, the same tool covers an open hours sign, an office hours sign, store hours, or a holiday hours notice — whatever your storefront needs.
The one thing a sign can't do is answer the phone after you've locked up. If a customer walks past at 8pm and calls the number on your door, an after-hours answering service picks up, answers their question, and books them in — so “we're closed” doesn't have to mean “we lost them.”
Business hours sign FAQ
How do I make a business hours sign?+
Enter your business name, set your open and close times for each day (or mark a day closed), add any holiday note, and pick a style. A live preview updates as you type. When it looks right, click “Print / Save as PDF” to get a clean, ready-to-post sign — no design software needed.
Is this business hours template really free?+
Yes. It’s completely free, needs no account, and runs entirely in your browser — nothing you type is uploaded or stored. Make as many signs as you want, for as many locations as you want.
Can I use it for open hours, office hours, or holiday hours?+
Yes — the sign title is editable, so you can label it “Open Hours,” “Office Hours,” “Store Hours,” “Holiday Hours,” or anything else. Use the holiday/notice line for seasonal changes like “Closed Dec 24–26” without rebuilding the whole sign.
What size does it print at?+
The printable version is laid out for a standard portrait page (US Letter or A4) with comfortable margins, so it prints crisply from any printer. To save a digital copy, choose “Save as PDF” as the destination in your browser’s print dialog.
What should I put on a business hours sign?+
At minimum: your business name and your hours for each day of the week. It also helps to add a holiday or seasonal notice and a way to reach you when you’re closed — a phone number or website. If you forward that number to an answering service, customers who arrive after hours still get helped instead of hitting a locked door.
After the sign goes up
“Closed” shouldn't mean a missed customer.
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