Printable multiplication worksheets
Mixed tables, a new page each time, with the answers behind it.
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Example
A daily drill: 60 mixed times-table sums to 10 × 10, with the answers
A parent wants a five-minute sheet for a child who has learnt the tables to ten. “Numbers up to” is set to 100, 60 sums, answer sheet on. The table shows what each limit does to the factors, measured over 20,000 sums drawn by the generator.
| Numbers up to | Factors | Largest answer | Different sums |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | 2 to 3 | 9 | 4 |
| 20 | 2 to 4 | 16 | 9 |
| 100 | 2 to 10 | 100 | 81 |
| 1000 | 2 to 32 | 992 | 960 |
The page holds 60 sums such as 7 × 10 = and 8 × 7 = in two columns of 30, about 8 mm apart on A4, each drawn from the 81 sums between 2 × 2 and 10 × 10, with a name and date line and a box for the score. The answers follow on page two; press Download PDF again for a different sheet.
How it works
- Choose the limit. It sets how far the factors go, not how big the answer may be.
- Choose how many sums fit on the page — a timed drill usually wants 60.
- Leave the answer key on for marking at home.
- Press Download PDF, and again for a fresh page.
Frequently asked questions
- What does "up to 100" mean for a multiplication?
- It sets the factors, not the product. The generator takes the square root of the limit, so 100 gives factors up to 10 — the tables to ten, with answers up to 100. Reading it as "answers up to 100" would give you a sheet of 1 × 7 and nothing worth practising.
- Can I practise up to 12 × 12?
- Not exactly on this sheet: “up to 100” stops at 10 × 10, and “up to 1000” jumps to factors up to 32 (answers up to 992: 31 × 32, never 32 × 32). For the eleven and twelve times tables, use the 12 × 12 chart page.
- How many sums fit on a page?
- 12, 20, 30, 42 or 60. Multiplication is always set in two columns, so 60 sums make two columns of 30, about 8 mm apart on A4 — a timed drill fits on one side, with the answers on the next page.
- Can I drill one table on its own?
- Yes, but not here: this page mixes the tables, which is the harder and more useful exercise once each one is known. For a single table, use the generator with "One times table" chosen, and for the chart to pin on the wall there is a separate page.
- Does it include the ones and the zeros?
- Factors start at two. One times anything and nought times anything teach nothing on a drill sheet, and they crowd out the sums that do.
- Is every sheet different?
- Yes. Each press builds a new set, so the same level can be practised daily.
- Is anything uploaded?
- No. The PDF is drawn in your browser, and the page works offline once loaded.