Printable Times Tables
Download free printable times tables and multiplication charts for learning, homework and offline practice.
Choose a color or black-and-white multiplication chart, download a complete times tables sheet, or print an individual table from 1 to 12.
Download a ready-made resource or print an individual multiplication table directly from its lesson.
Free Printable Multiplication Charts
Choose the format that works best for you. The multiplication charts provide a grid reference, while the traditional times tables sheet presents the tables in list form.
Color version
Color Multiplication Chart
A visual multiplication grid for following rows, columns and multiplication facts.
Printer friendly
Black & White Multiplication Chart
A clean multiplication grid designed for printing without relying on color.
Traditional format
Printable Times Tables Sheet
A list-style reference for viewing several multiplication tables together on one sheet.
Multiplication Chart or Times Tables Sheet?
Both resources contain multiplication facts, but their layouts make them useful for different kinds of practice.
Use the grid to compare rows and columns, locate products and notice relationships between different tables.
Use the list format when you want to follow individual multiplication tables in order.
Color can make different parts of a grid easier to follow visually.
Choose the black-and-white version when you want a clean sheet that does not depend on color printing.
Print an Individual Times Table From 1 to 12
If you want to focus on a single multiplication table, open its lesson and use the Print table option. Each table covers multiplication from ×1 through ×12.
Printing an individual table removes the distraction of unrelated facts and gives you a focused reference for that multiplication sequence.
Explore the Multiplication Chart Online
Use the dedicated interactive chart to switch between 12×12, 20×20 and 30×30 grids, explore products and print a chart directly from the tool.
Open multiplication chart →5 Ways to Practice With Printable Times Tables
A printable can be used as more than a reference. Turn it into an active multiplication exercise by gradually hiding or removing the answers.
1. Cover the answers Recall
2. Follow one row or column Sequence
3. Mark difficult facts Focus
4. Search for patterns Explore
5. Remove the reference Test
When Should You Stop Looking at the Chart?
A printable multiplication chart is useful while learning, but eventually you want to answer familiar multiplication facts without needing the reference.
Start by using the printable as a reference. Next, cover selected answers and try to retrieve them. Finally, practice the same facts without the sheet.
Use times tables practice for mixed multiplication questions, or try the times tables quiz when you want to check your recall.
Printable Times Tables Questions
Can I print the times tables for free?
Yes. The multiplication charts and times tables sheet on this page are available as free PDF or JPG resources. Individual times table lessons also include a print option.
Which printable multiplication chart should I start with?
A 12×12 multiplication chart is a practical starting point for working with multiplication facts from 1 × 1 through 12 × 12.
What is the difference between the PDF and JPG versions?
The PDF is convenient for printing as a document, while the JPG is an image file that can be viewed or used in other compatible documents.
Is there a black-and-white multiplication chart?
Yes. The black-and-white multiplication chart above is available in both PDF and JPG formats.
Can I print only the 7 times table?
Yes. Open the 7 times table lesson and use its Print table option to print that table individually.
Can I print a 20×20 or 30×30 multiplication chart?
Yes. The interactive multiplication chart lets you switch between 12×12, 20×20 and 30×30 charts and use the tool's print option.
How should I use a printable times table?
Use it first as a reference, then cover answers and try to retrieve the products yourself. As recall improves, practice the same multiplication facts without looking at the sheet.