Department Of Motor Vehicles

Latest Updates

June 20 2011: Added plates for Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland.

June 19 2011: Added Swedish style plates.

June 19 2011: Added Hong Kong style plates.

June 18 2011: Page created.

What’s this?

1:60 scale number plates, license plates, registration plates, pie plates, with semi-randomly generated markings. No lines, no surly bureaucrats, no fees, no aggravation. Slap ’em on your little paper vehicles for that little extra bit of flavor.

Listed in sorta-alphabetic order:

  • American style plates, variation 1. 570 unique plates. Red text over white/blue background. Download now
  • American style plates, variation 2. 570 unique plates. Yellow text over blue background. Download now
  • German style plates. 380 unique plates. Download now
  • Hong Kong style plates. 380 unique plates in both front (white) and rear (yellow) versions. Download now
  • Northern Ireland style plates. 380 unique plates in both front (white) and rear (yellow) versions. Download now
  • Republic of Ireland style plates. 380 unique plates. Download now
  • Swedish style plates. 380 unique plates. Download now 
  • UK style plates, variation 1. 380 unique plates in both front (white) and rear (yellow) versions. This variation includes the blue EU flag strip on the leftmost edge. Download now

Notes and Disclaimers

These are not intended or warranted to be 100% accurate representations of the real thing. They’re all auto-generated by a bunch of small quickie scripts that I wrote on my day off to create dataset dumps for Adobe Photoshop CS5’s data driven graphics functionality.

I did take some time to research country-specific formatting, and the random generation code does factor in some of that research, but there are likely still some formatting inaccuracies and letter/number combinations that you wouldn’t see on the real thing. Also, I didn’t bother filtering out naughty, humorous, or illegal character combinations, so if you happen to come across a plate that says 34T P00P, 8008135, or whatever, it’s just a coincidence.

Custom Requests

If you want a set of plates in a specific style, feel free to ask. I don’t guarantee or promise anything, though.