How do I read a 20×20 multiplication chart?

Find the first number along the top row and the second along the left column, then tap the square where they meet to highlight both.

Can I practice just the 13 to 20 tables?

Yes. Open Practice, select the specific tables you want, and start a 10-question round.

Does the 1 to 20 chart print on one page?

Yes. Press Print and the selected grid size formats onto a single clean page.

Is there a division chart up to 20?

In One table, you can switch Operation to Division ÷ for any number up to 20.

Multiplication Chart 1 to 12 and 1 to 20

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): You can switch between 1–10, 1–12, 1–15, and 1–20 grids in one click using the Size selector in the tool on this page. Tap any square to highlight its row and column so you can read larger products without losing your place. If you only need one number at a time, switch to One table.

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Step by step

Stay on the Chart tab to view the full multiplication grid.
Use the Size control to pick 10, 12, 15, or 20.
Tap any square in the grid to light up its row and column.
Switch to One table if you want to focus on a single times table up to 20.

At a glance

Grid size	Total facts shown	Best for
10 × 10	100 facts	Early elementary basics
12 × 12	144 facts	Standard school times tables
15 × 15	225 facts	Extra mental math practice
20 × 20	400 facts	Upper elementary and quick reference