Batch silent auction bid sheet generator — no account needed

Enter your whole item list once — up to 100 items, each with a fair-market value — and get a complete printable packet in one action: one bid sheet per item with computed starting bids and increments, plus a master item list for the auction chair. This is a silent auction bid sheet generator for multiple items, not a one-item-at-a-time calculator: free, no signup, and it runs entirely in your browser — nothing you type leaves this page.

Set up your auction

Auction items (1–100)

One row per donated item — name/description, an optional donor credit line, and its fair-market value. Add as many as your event needs, then print the whole packet at once.

Master item list (auction chair reference)

One row per item, in print order — use this to check off items or double-check totals before the event.

Bid sheets

One printed page per item — set one next to each donated item at the event. A very long description automatically gets fewer blank bidder rows so the whole sheet still fits one page; it never splits across two.

A batch generator, not a single-item calculator

Every item, one action. Free tools like HelloFund's bid calculator and TravelPledge's bid-sheet-and-flyer generator both compute one item at a time, typed in and printed separately for each. This tool is a silent auction bid sheet generator for however many items you're auctioning — up to 100 items printable in one batch — enter the whole list once and print all of it together.

No account. Full-featured batch bid-sheet builders like Auctria and BiddingOwl generate from an item catalog too, but both require creating an account first. This runs entirely in your browser with nothing to sign up for.

Computed, not typed by hand. Starting bids, increments, and any buy-it-now price are calculated from each item's fair-market value and your global settings — no manual arithmetic per item, and every sheet uses the exact same formula.

Silent auction bid sheets, quickly

Can I print all silent auction bid sheets at once?

Yes — that's the whole point of this tool. Enter every item once, and the Print button sends the full packet (master list plus every item's bid sheet) to your browser's print dialog in a single action, not one item at a time.

How is the starting bid calculated?

Starting bid is a percentage of each item's fair-market value (40% by default, adjustable from 10% to 90%). It's computed the same way for every item, rounded to the nearest whole dollar.

What's the bid increment for?

It's the minimum amount each new bid must raise the previous one by, printed right on the sheet so bidders don't have to guess. Choose a percentage of value or a flat dollar amount — either way, every item uses the same rule.

Do I have to use a buy-it-now price?

No — it's off by default. Many silent auctions don't use one at all. Turn it on if you want a price that lets a bidder skip the bidding and win an item instantly.

Is this gambling advice?

No. A silent auction is a sale to the highest bidder, not a game of chance — this tool only computes bid-sheet numbers from the values you enter.

Does this work for a small auction (a handful of items)?

Yes — anywhere from 1 to 100 items works the same way; the packet just has fewer bid sheets and a shorter master list.

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