Blank multiplication chart
An empty 12 × 12 multiplication table to print and fill in by hand, in three blank chart versions from easier to harder.
fill it in from memoryUpdated
- Grid
- 12 × 12
- Squares to fill
- 144
- With the diagonal given
- 132
- Versions
- 3
Three blank multiplication chart versions
Headers only
The factors are printed; every answer is left to fill in.
Diagonal given
The square numbers are printed as anchors along the diagonal.
Fully blank
An empty 13 × 13 grid: write the factors in any order, then fill it in.
Fill in the multiplication chart on screen
Type an answer in any square. Arrow keys move between squares. Nothing is marked or saved.
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Multiplication charts with the answers
Blank multiplication chart FAQ
What is a blank multiplication chart for?
Filling in the answers from memory. It shows which facts a child knows and which they stop at, and it is quicker to mark than a worksheet because the finished grid has a pattern you can check by eye.
Which blank chart should I start with?
Diagonal given. The square numbers are already printed, which gives an anchor in every row. Move to headers only next, and to the fully blank grid when you want to write the factors in a mixed-up order.
How many squares are there to fill in?
The headers-only chart has 144, one for each fact from 1 × 1 to 12 × 12. The diagonal-given chart leaves 132, because the 12 square numbers are printed.
Can I type into the chart?
Yes, in the grid further down this page. It does not mark or score anything; it is a place to practise on a screen. To write on paper, print one of the PDFs.