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Choose the grid
Use 1–12 for core facts or 1–20 for extension practice.
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Free Multiplication Chart
A multiplication chart is a grid that shows the product where each numbered row and column meet. Use this interactive 1–12 or 1–20 chart to reveal facts, highlight patterns, or print a blank practice sheet.
Individualized math support
Turn fact practice into an accessible lesson
Connect multiplication practice to IEP goals, accommodations, and differentiated lesson plans.
Chart settings
Build your multiplication chart
Choose a grid and practice style. Select a header to highlight that factor's row and column.
Multiplication chart 1–12
All products are visible.
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How to Use a Multiplication Chart
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Pick a practice style
View products, reveal one cell at a time, or print a blank grid.
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Follow row and column
Where two factors meet, the cell shows their product.
Multiplication Chart FAQ
What is a multiplication chart?
A multiplication chart is a grid that shows the product where each numbered row and column meet. It helps learners see, practice, and recall times-table facts.
How do I read a multiplication chart?
Choose one number from the top row and one from the left column. Follow them to the cell where they meet; that cell is their product.
Should students use a 1-12 or 1-20 chart?
A 1-12 chart covers the standard facts most students learn first. A 1-20 chart is useful for extension practice, patterns, and larger-factor fluency.
Can I print a blank multiplication chart?
Yes. Select Blank practice, then use Print to create an empty grid that students can complete by hand.
Does this tool save student information?
No. Chart settings and practice interactions stay in the browser and are not sent to an account or database.