Free printable puzzles, ready to print
Mazes, sudoku, dot to dot, color by number, tic tac toe and dots and boxes. Every sheet is a clean A4 PDF, free to download, and there is nothing to sign up for.
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1083 printable sheets across 6 puzzle types. Every one with its answer page.
Printable mazes
From wide open grids for small children up to tangles that will keep an adult busy. Each one has a single correct route, with the solution on the last page of the same PDF.
Printable sudoku
Classic 9x9 sudoku in three real difficulty tiers, plus 4x4 grids for young children played with numbers, shapes or arrows. The tier changes how many numbers you start with, not just the label.
Dot to dot
Join the numbers in order and a picture appears. Simple counts for beginners, long sequences for older children and adults.
Color by number
Every region carries a number, every number carries a colour. Follow the key and the picture comes out.
Tic tac toe
Boards from 3x3 up to 7x7, up to sixteen games on one page, themed marks, cut out sets, and pre-filled positions where exactly one move is right.
Dots and boxes
Join two dots, close a box, claim it. Lattices from 16 boxes up to 300, giant grids for crayons, score panels for up to four players and sheets with the rules printed on them.
How to use these sheets
- Pick a sheet and press Print. The file is a PDF sized for A4 and Letter paper.
- Print it in black and white at normal quality. None of these sheets need colour ink except the colour by number pages.
- Keep the answer page for yourself, or print it too if you want to check the work later.
Why every sheet here prints properly
A puzzle that looks sharp on a screen can come out grey, cramped and unreadable on paper. Every sheet on this site is built as a real A4 page from the start, with margins your printer will not clip, lines heavy enough to survive a draft-quality print, and nothing but the puzzle on the page.
The mazes and sudoku are generated by this site rather than scanned from a book, so each one is checked automatically: every maze has exactly one route from start to finish, and every sudoku has exactly one solution. The answer page you download is the answer, not a best guess.