Step by step
- Open Chart to print the full grid, or One table to print a single times table or division table.
- Select the Size (10, 12, 15, or 20) or pick the number and operation you need.
- Press Print to open your browser's print window with only the chart on one page.
- Choose your printer for paper, or select Save as PDF to download a PDF file.
At a glance
| Goal | What to pick | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Full reference grid | Chart + Size 10, 12, 15, or 20 | Clean square grid on one page |
| Single number focus | One table + Multiplication × | One times table up to 20 |
| Division practice sheet | One table + Division ÷ | Matching division facts on one page |
| Digital copy | Save as PDF in print window | Portable PDF file with no sign-up |
Where to find it on your device
- Chrome / Edge (Windows & Mac): Print > Destination > Save as PDF
- Safari (Mac): File > Print > PDF > Save as PDF
Related questions
Is the printable multiplication chart free?
Yes, the chart is free to use and print with no sign-up required. It runs directly in your browser.
Can I print just one times table instead of the whole grid?
Yes. Switch to One table, pick the number and operation, and press Print for a single-table sheet.
Will page menus or buttons show up on the printout?
No. Pressing Print formats only the chart so it fits cleanly on one page.
What sizes can I print?
You can print a 10×10, 12×12, 15×15, or 20×20 grid, or a single table up to 20.
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Updated November 14, 2026.