Blank Multiplication Chart

Q: How do I print a blank multiplication chart?

Leave the page in Fill the chart mode and press Print. You get a blank chart with a name and score line. Choose Save as PDF in the print dialog if you want a file.

Q: Can I make the blank chart easier?

Yes. Set Practice to Hide a few so only about a fifth of the squares are blank, or pick the smaller 10 × 10 chart.

A blank multiplication chart to practice with, on screen or on paper. Type the missing products and press Check to see what is right, or press Print to get a printable blank multiplication chart for pencil work. Each press of New practice hides a different set of squares. Want the finished chart? See the printable multiplication chart.

How to play Blank Multiplication Chart

The page opens in Fill the chart mode with every answer hidden. Type each product in its square.
Press Enter to jump to the next empty square, then Check: right answers turn green and ones to fix turn red.
Use Practice to hide all answers, half of them, or just a few. Use Chart size for 10 × 10 up to 20 × 20.
Press Print for a blank chart worksheet with a name and score line, ready for pencil.
Press New practice for a fresh worksheet with a different set of blanks.

Controls

Tap or click a square to highlight it. On a keyboard, use the arrow keys to move around the chart and Esc to clear.
In practice mode, type a number and press Enter to jump to the next empty square.
In single-table view, the arrow keys step to the previous or next table.

Tips

Start with Hide a few and work up to Hide all answers as the facts stick.
Fill the easy rows first (1, 2, 5, 10), then use them to check the harder ones.
Print a blank chart each week and see how fast you can complete it. Time it for a fun challenge.

FAQ

How do I print a blank multiplication chart?

Leave the page in Fill the chart mode and press Print. You get a blank chart with a name and score line. Choose Save as PDF in the print dialog if you want a file.

Can I make the blank chart easier?

Yes. Set Practice to Hide a few so only about a fifth of the squares are blank, or pick the smaller 10 × 10 chart.

How is a blank chart used in class?

Teachers use it as a quick check, a timed fluency task or homework. Students fill the squares they know first, then work out the rest. Answers are on the completed chart.

Which size should I print?

Use 12 × 12 for school: it covers every fact in the usual 1 to 12 times tables. The 10 × 10 chart is easier for beginners, and 15 × 15 or 20 × 20 are for older students who want to go beyond 12.