Multiplication table
The whole table on one sheet, easy to read across.
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Example
The 12 × 12 multiplication chart on one A4 sheet
A child in Year 4 is learning the tables to 12 × 12. The page is already set to “Up to 12 × 12”; a heading such as “Sam’s times tables” replaces the title. The table compares the three sizes on A4.
| Chart | Grid with headings | Answers | Square of the grid | Digits about |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Up to 9 × 9 | 10 × 10 | 81 | 17 mm | 5 mm |
| Up to 10 × 10 | 11 × 11 | 100 | 16 mm | 4.5 mm |
| Up to 12 × 12 | 13 × 13 | 144 | 13 mm | 4 mm |
The sheet has the factors 1 to 12 along the top and down the side, 144 answers, the twelve square numbers 1, 4, 9 … 144 in bold on a cream band down the diagonal, every other row tinted, and the line “The answer is where the row and the column meet.” under the grid. On Letter paper the squares are a little larger, about 14 mm.
How it works
- Choose how far the table runs. Twelve is the usual answer in Britain and America; nine is the Japanese 九九.
- Type a heading if the sheet is for a particular child or class.
- Download and print. The squares — 1 × 1, 2 × 2 and so on — are shaded down the diagonal, and every other row is tinted so the eye can follow one across.
- When the chart has done its work, set Sums to another kind, such as “One times table”, and print practice sheets from the same page.
Frequently asked questions
- Why is the diagonal shaded differently?
- Those are the square numbers, and they are the ones most worth knowing by heart — they also split the grid in half, which makes the point that 7 × 8 and 8 × 7 are the same square read two ways.
- Can I get a blank one to fill in?
- Not from this setting, which prints the answers. For blank practice, set Sums to “One times table” (one table, or “All of them”) and print sums instead — that is the version a child writes on.
- Is it big enough to read from across the room?
- On A4 each square of the 12 × 12 chart is about 13 mm across and the digits about 4 mm tall — right for a desk, a folder or the fridge. For a wall, print the PDF scaled up to A3, or use the poster tool to spread it across several sheets.
- Can I print a 10 × 10 or a 9 × 9 chart instead?
- Yes: “How far the chart runs” offers up to 9 × 9 (the Japanese 九九), 10 × 10 and 12 × 12. The smaller the chart, the bigger its squares: 17 mm on A4 for 9 × 9.
- Does it come in Letter size?
- Yes — the page starts on Letter in the US and Canada and on A4 elsewhere, and Paper switches it. The grid is drawn to fill the sheet either way, with squares of about 14 mm on Letter.
- Is it free?
- Yes. The free plan adds a small line at the foot of the sheet; Pro leaves it off.