Use this guide to prepare one cheque or a reviewed Excel batch. The workflow is designed around preview and calibration: enter the details, test on plain paper, correct the layout and inspect the physical result before signing or issuing anything.
Written by Ajay Kumar Maurya · Reviewed 19 June 2026
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Open the cheque tool and enter the details from your approved payment instruction. The amount is converted into words for the preview, but both versions still need your review.
For several reviewed payments, use the downloaded workbook instead of retyping each row. Clean the sheet first and do not start bulk print immediately after upload.
Cheque designs and printer feed paths vary. Use the alignment controls to match your physical leaf; a bank preset is a starting point, not a guarantee.
After two matching plain-paper tests on the same setup, use the Bank Preset System to record the layout. Test again if the printer, tray, browser scale or leaf design changes.
Use a printer that safely accepts the cheque-sized sheet according to its manual. In the browser print dialog, verify these settings:
Never test your first print on an original bank cheque leaf. Cut a plain A4 paper to the exact size of a cheque (210mm x 90mm) and do a test print. Overlay it on your real cheque under a light to verify the alignment!
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No account, subscription or software installation is currently required. The browser tool is available without a usage charge and the website may use advertising to support hosting. Review the output and run a plain-paper test before using a real cheque leaf.
Yes. Download the predefined format, keep the three headings intact, upload the file and review each imported row. Bulk Print should follow reconciliation and a plain-paper calibration test.
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Continue with the guide that matches your task. The handbook goes deeper on printer diagnosis; the Excel guide covers workbook validation and batch controls.