Dot paper and isometric paper to print

Yes. Choose the paper and the spacing, then download or print as many sheets as you need, with no account. Each page carries a small teamlilit.com credit line.

Both carry the same triangular grid. Isometric paper draws its lines, which helps beginners and neat diagrams; isometric dot paper (isometric dotty paper in many UK schools) prints only the corners, so the drawing stands out and students choose which lines to follow. Switch between them under Style.

For school geometry and isometric drawing, 1 cm: the size of NRICH's square and isometric dotty paper and of Illustrative Mathematics' centimeter dot paper, easy to count. 2 cm suits young pupils, 5 mm small drawings and bullet journals, and the quarter and fifth of an inch are the American graph paper sizes.

Yes, if you print at 100% (actual size). The PDF is drawn in millimetres on a real A4 or US Letter page, so 5 mm dots are 5 mm apart on paper. Fit to page shrinks the spacing slightly.

For 3D drawing keep the vertical lines (Upright): the edges of a cube stand upright. Turned, the sheet has horizontal lines and the triangles stand on a side, which suits tessellations, nets and angle work.

Yes. 5 mm with fine or medium dots in grey is the classic dot grid page; print it on A4 or Letter, then punch or bind the sheets. The name line is off unless you turn it on.