1. Which pages?

2. What should be colored, with writing space?

Each one prints on its own sheet, like a worksheet. Uncheck all three to print the plain daf.

1. Choose your daf. Press the daf button at the top left and tap the daf you want. Next page and Previous page turn the page.
2. Read it like a gemara. Gemara in the middle, Rashi on the inner side, Tosafot on the outer side.
3. Want the English? Tap any line. The English opens on the side. Tap the × to close it.
4. Write next to each section. Each colored section has a box with the same number and color. Click a box and type.
5. Change the colors. Press Change colors, pick a color, and tap a section. To make a new section, choose Split or join and tap the word where it should start.
6. Print. Press Print, choose the pages, and press Print again.

Where the text comes from

• The printed page: the Vagshal Shas, scans courtesy of HebrewBooks.org and Moznaim (הוצאת ח. וגשל), via Shas.org, free for non-commercial, educational use under the HebrewBooks license.
• Gemara text (rebuilt page, sections and English): Vilna text (Wikisource Talmud Bavli). Vowels: the William Davidson edition. Both via Sefaria.org.
• Rashi and Tosafot: Vilna edition, via Sefaria.org.
• English of the Gemara: The William Davidson Talmud, Koren Steinsaltz (CC BY-NC). English of Rashi and Tosafot: written for this site in the same style, or the Sefaria Community Translation where it has one.
• Page layout: daf-renderer by Dan Jutan and Shaun Regenbaum (MIT). Fonts: Mekorot Vilna and Mekorot Rashi.