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Personal request card maker

Printable toilet request card: phone and wallet message maker

Make a discreet toilet or restroom request card with your own wording. Show a large phone message, download a PNG, or print a wallet-size personal request.

Free to use Part of Playbook 01

A short message you can show when asking for help. This is your personal request, not an official access card, membership document or guarantee of entry.

A small card, a clear request

Your personal message card

Could you help me find the nearest toilet?TOILET REQUESTCould you help me findthe nearest toilet?Personal message · not an access pass

The wallet preview uses a short, readable message.

Each card is 85 × 54 mm (about 3.35 × 2.13 inches). Print at 100% or “actual size” on A4 or US Letter paper with 10 mm margins. Turn off browser headers and footers; cut around the card border.

Check this line measures 50 mm after printing.

Keep it easy to find before you need it

01

Show the large message

The phone view enlarges your current wording. Close it with its button or Escape. This view does not change your screen’s brightness or prevent it from locking.

02

Keep an image or paper copy

Download the PNG and save it somewhere you can find on your device. A printed card works without battery power. This tool does not add an Apple Wallet or Google Wallet pass.

The tool keeps wording in this open page’s memory. Reloading restores the neutral starter. It does not submit your message or store a personal card for later.

Toilet request

Personal message · not an access pass

Make the most of this tool

Prepare a short message to ask for a toilet

Choose a starter or write your own short request. Update the card, then open its large phone view, download the image or print one or two wallet-size copies. Check your printed ruler at actual size. You decide which details to include.

Is this an official toilet access card or a guarantee of entry?

No. It is your personal message for asking someone for help. It is not a charity-issued card, a membership document or an access pass, and it does not guarantee entry to a toilet.

Do I have to include my name or medical condition on the card?

No. Neither is required. The starter messages simply ask for directions or help, and you can edit the wording. Include only details you want the person reading it to see.

Behind this tool

Research checked October 9, 2026. Original starter wording and design. These references explain the role of communication cards; this tool does not issue either organization’s card or reproduce its branding.

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