How to Print Tickets from Eventbrite: A Step-by-Step Guide
Eventbrite, a popular event management platform, offers a seamless way to purchase and manage tickets for various events. However, when it comes to printing your tickets, the process might not be as straightforward. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the steps to print your Eventbrite tickets effortlessly.
Understanding Eventbrite Ticket Types
Before we dive into the printing process, it's essential to understand the two primary ticket types on Eventbrite:
- E-tickets: These are digital tickets that you can access via email or the Eventbrite app. They don't require printing as you can show them on your mobile device at the event.
- Physical tickets: These are traditional, paper tickets that you can print at home or pick up at the event's will-call booth.
This guide focuses on printing physical tickets.

Accessing Your Eventbrite Tickets
To print your Eventbrite tickets, you first need to access your order. Here's how:
- Visit the Eventbrite website (www.eventbrite.com) and log in to your account.
- Click on the account icon (your profile picture or initials) at the top right corner of the page.
- Select "Your Tickets" from the dropdown menu.
You'll be directed to your order history page, where you can see all your upcoming, past, and pending events.
Locating Your Physical Tickets
Once you're on your order history page, follow these steps to find your physical tickets:

- Find the event for which you want to print tickets. The event name, date, and location should be visible.
- Click on the event to open its order details.
- Under the "Tickets" section, look for the ticket type labeled as "Physical."
If you don't see a "Physical" ticket type, it means your tickets are e-tickets, and you won't be able to print them.
Printing Your Eventbrite Tickets
Now that you've located your physical tickets, it's time to print them. Here's how:
- Click on the "View and Print Your Tickets" button. A new window will open, displaying your tickets.
- Select the number of tickets you want to print. You can print all your tickets at once or choose specific ones.
- Click on the "Print" button at the top right corner of the window. This will open your default printer settings.
- Ensure your printer is connected and has enough ink or toner to print your tickets. Also, make sure the paper size is set to "US Letter" (8.5 x 11 inches) or "A4" (210 x 297 mm).
- Review your print settings and click "Print" to start printing your tickets.
If you're having trouble printing your tickets, make sure to check your printer's user manual or contact Eventbrite's customer support for further assistance.

Printing Tips for Eventbrite Tickets
To ensure your Eventbrite tickets print correctly, consider the following tips:
- Use high-quality, plain white paper to print your tickets. This will make the barcodes and text clearer and easier to scan.
- Print your tickets in color if possible. While Eventbrite tickets can be printed in black and white, printing in color can make the tickets more secure and easier to scan.
- Don't print your tickets on thick or textured paper, as this can make the barcodes unreadable.
- If you're having trouble printing your tickets at home, consider using a printing service or printing them at a local office supply store.
What to Do If You Can't Print Your Eventbrite Tickets
If you're unable to print your Eventbrite tickets, don't worry. You have a few alternatives:
- Use the Eventbrite app: Download the Eventbrite app on your mobile device, and log in to your account. Your tickets will be available in the app, and you can show them at the event.
- Contact Eventbrite customer support: If you're having trouble printing your tickets, or if your tickets aren't available in the Eventbrite app, contact Eventbrite's customer support for further assistance.
- Pick up your tickets at the event: If you're unable to print your tickets or access them via the Eventbrite app, you can usually pick them up at the event's will-call booth. Make sure to bring a valid ID and the credit card used for the purchase.





















