Bottom Tab Dividers (Hanging Tabs) — 8.5″ × 11.5″ Finished

Bottom tab dividers — some call them hanging tabs. Here's what they are, and when they beat side tabs.

The page stays exactly the size it always was: eight and a half by eleven. The tabs come off the bottom edge instead of the side, so you read them straight on, looking down into the binder.

That's the format for tax return sets — instructions, federal, state, other — for report covers, and for anything you flip through from the front rather than the side.

Choosing it takes two questions. Where do the tabs go? Bottom Tab. What size sheet? Letter. The preview flips as you pick, so you see the piece the way it will actually hang.

The tab adds half an inch below the page — so a letter set finishes eight and a half by eleven and a half. Legal finishes eight and a half by fourteen and a half.

Cuts run from one half through one fifteenth, across seven and a half inches of tab edge. At a quarter cut that's four tabs, each one and seven eighths of an inch wide.

Price it instantly as you build, and approve a free P D F proof before anything prints.

Tabzoola — bottom tab dividers and hanging tabs, numbered or titled your way. Design yours, at tabzoola dot com.