Print your sudoku grids, no installation or account needed
This generator creates free printable sudoku 9×9 grids, ready to use: pick a level, choose how many grids per page, then print them or save the result as a printable sudoku PDF. No sign-up, nothing to install — everything happens right in your browser.
It's the simplest way to have sudoku grids on paper without a screen: in a waiting room, in a classroom, on a trip, or simply for anyone who prefers pen and paper to a keyboard.
Save as PDF from your browser
The "🖨️ Print / PDF" button opens your browser's print dialog. The idea is the same everywhere: pick a virtual "printer" that saves a PDF file instead of printing on paper.
- Chrome / Edge: in the print window, change the destination to "Save as PDF", then click Save.
- Firefox: same idea — choose "Save to PDF" as the printer before confirming.
- Safari (Mac, iPhone, iPad): in the print dialog, open the PDF menu at the bottom left and select "Save as PDF".
Choose A4 (or Letter) in Portrait orientation, and turn off the headers and footers your browser adds (date, page title…) for a clean result on paper and in the PDF alike.
Which layout should you choose?
- 1 grid per page — the largest digits, for maximum reading comfort. The best choice for seniors, people with low vision, or for pencilling in candidates inside the cells.
- 2 grids per page — the best balance between readability and paper saved. The recommended setting for everyday use.
- 4 grids per page — to take several sudoku grids with you at once (travel, waiting rooms) while using fewer sheets.
Print the solutions too
The "Show solution" setting generates the same grids already filled in. A simple trick to keep the answers handy: print your blank grids first, then turn this setting on and print the same pages again — on the back of the sheet, or on a separate page to slide behind it.
Printable sudoku for kids
The classic 9×9 format isn't right for younger kids? Print sudoku puzzles for kids in 4×4 (from age 4), 6×6 or 8×8, with an answer key — great for the classroom. The same grids can also be played online: Kids Sudoku (4×4), Junior Sudoku (6×6) and Junior+ Sudoku (8×8).
Frequently asked questions
How do I print a sudoku grid for free?
Pick a level and a number of grids per page in the left-hand panel, then click "🖨️ Print / PDF". It's completely free, no sign-up needed.
How do I get a sudoku PDF instead of printing directly?
In the print window that opens, choose "Save as PDF" as the destination instead of your physical printer (the exact label varies between Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari).
How many grids can I print on one page?
1, 2 or 4 grids per page, depending on what you need: 1 for the largest digits, 4 to print fewer sheets.
Can I print the solutions along with the grids?
Yes, by turning on "Show solution" in the settings panel before printing. You can print your blank grids first, then their solutions separately.