Your number plate,
69.6 mm long, on your keyring.

69.6 mm long for a ten-character number, 47.8 mm for six, and 13.6 mm tall either way. It is 2.7 mm thick. Roughly a little longer than a ₹10 coin's diameter. At full size on a phone screen every keychain in this category looks bigger than it is.

Yes. We print the characters you enter, in the order you enter them. We do not correct spelling, reformat spacing or add an IND badge. The preview is built from the same layout as the print file, so what you see is what arrives.

Then we print the typo faithfully, because we have no way of knowing it is one. Check the preview before adding it, and check the summary on the confirmation screen. If you spot a mistake afterwards, message us straight away with your order number — if it has not gone into a batch yet we will fix it at no cost.

Good at arm's length, honestly imperfect under a lens. You can see fine horizontal layer lines about 0.15 mm apart on the white face, particularly in sunlight at an angle. The character edges are crisp but not moulded-sharp. We reject plates where the colours have bled or a character has not formed.

Raised. The frame and every character are extruded 0.3 mm above the white face — run a thumbnail across it and you will feel each one, the same way you can on a real plate. Nothing on this keychain is a printed image or a sticker.

It is PLA+, 2.7 mm thick, with a 3.4 mm hole through the solid red block, which is the strongest part of the plate. It takes normal keyring life and will pick up scratches on the high points over months. Two real limits: it will snap rather than bend if it is crushed, and PLA softens around 55–60 °C, so do not leave it on a dashboard in a parked car in summer.

Most orders arrive within 5 to 7 working days of being placed. Sundays and government holidays are not working days, and remote PIN codes take longer. It is an estimate rather than a guarantee — we print in batches, and if yours is going to be slow we would rather tell you than let you wonder.

Nothing. ₹200 per keychain is the whole price, anywhere in India, whatever the quantity.

Not once it is made, and the reason is simple: it has your registration on it, so it is worth nothing to anyone else and a return would mean binning it. If you change your mind before we print, message us with your order number and we will cancel and refund in full.

We reprint it and post it to you at no cost, with nothing to send back. That covers characters that do not match what you typed, a badge that is wrong or missing, a character or frame that printed badly, colours that bled, or a plate that arrived broken. Send a photo and we will get it back on the machine. What we cannot cover is damage after delivery — a plate left in a hot car and gone soft, or a keyring hole forced open with pliers, is not a print fault.

Yes — up to 20 of the same design, and up to 10 different registrations in one order, which covers a family's bikes or a small fleet. Shipping stays free however many you order.

Within limits. The field takes 4 to 12 characters from A–Z, 0–9 and spaces, and it needs at least one letter and at least one number. Anything that is not a standard Indian format shows a warning, which only means we did not recognise it — we still print exactly what you typed.

No, and that is deliberate. One font on a fixed character pitch like a real plate, those three filament colours, that plate height. It is the setup the machine is tuned around, it is why equal-length numbers come out identical, and it is part of why one keychain is ₹200.

₹200 is the price. There was never a higher one to cross out.

No. It is a keychain — 13.6 mm tall, printed in PLA, and it meets no standard for a vehicle number plate. Do not fit it to a bike or a car, and do not use it as identification for anything official. It goes on your keys.