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Free Printable multiplication Charts

Multiplication Charts, also called Times tables Charts, are essential tools to learn the multiplication tables! To help you in this task, we offer you many Printable multiplication charts. They are in A4 standard format, available as free PDF files to download. Once you have printed the Chart, you can post it on the wall near your desk or put it into your school bag. You will find on this page:

  • Different sizes of charts: Chart from 1 to 10 (10x10), Chart from 1 to 12 (12x12), Chart from 1 to 15 (15x15) or Chart from 1 to 20 (20x20). Choose the one that suits your needs!
  • Complete Charts or Blank Charts to be filled in: Complete charts are for learning the multiplication tables (or as a memory aid), while blank chart to be filled in are ideal for practice the Times tables.
  • Colorful or black and white Charts: A colorful chart will help you remember more easily. You can also choose your own colors by coloring a black and white chart.

Feel free to see our Tricks for learning your Times tables Chart. If you are just starting out, please read How to read a multiplication Chart?

Interactive Online Multiplication Chart
INTERACTIVE MULTIPLICATION CHART

Thanks to this online multiplication chart, easily find the result of a multiplication! To do so, simply hover over the chart with your mouse (or just touch a cell with your finger if you are using a tablet or smartphone). It's an Easy-to-use tool to make math more fun!
Moreover, you can change the look and the size of the chart thanks to the many customization options available. We offer you several themes: Minecraft decor, animals, underwater landscape, Halloween atmosphere and many others to discover...

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All Times tables Chart

A chart with all the times tables (2 PDF to cut and assemble)

A pretty chart with all the times tables to print in A4 format (PDF). We have assigned a different color code for each times table, with a nice color gradient. The colors will help you memorize all your multiplication tables from the 1 to the 12 times table. Other colors are available for this resource, feel free to look below and choose your favorite one!

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Multiplication Flash Cards - RiverTimes

How to read a multiplication Chart?

To find the result of a multiplication, simply look for the intersection between the horizontal line corresponding to the first multiplication number and the vertical line corresponding to the 2nd number. You can dragg your finger along the line to the intersection if that helps.

Read a multiplication Chart?

Example: What is the result of 3 x 4 multiplication?

  • 1- Locate the horizontal line corresponding to the first number (number 3 in this example)
  • 2- Locate the vertical line corresponding to the second number (number 4 in this example)
  • 3- The result of the multiplication is in the square located at the intersection of the 2 lines (12 in this example)

You will notice that if you do the same thing for the multiplication 4 x 3 you will find the same result at the intersection, indeed 3 x 4 = 4 x 3. This is what we call the commutative property of multiplications!

The Pythagorean Table

Pythagoras, a famous ancient Greek mathematician and philosopher had the idea of organizing the multiplication tables inside a table, hence the name "Pythagorean Table" often used to name the Table of Multiplication Tables. The Pythagorean table is very useful to quickly find the result of a multiplication. Moreover, the symmetry of this table perfectly illustrates the notion of commutativity of multiplications (3x4 = 4x3).

Tricks for learning your Times tables Chart

Bring colour into your Chart!

You can print a multiplication Chart already colored or a Multiplication Chart black/white that you will color yourself using your favourite colors! Indeed, the color will make it easier for you to remember thanks to the visual memory process. So, let's get your felt pens!

Color your multiplication ChartColor your multiplication Chart

If you want to color your chart yourself using your own color codes, you must assign a different colour to each number.
For example: If you assign the green to the number 3, you will have to color in green the following cells: 3x3, 3x4, 3x5, 3x6, 3x7, 3x8, 3x9 (horizontal line) as well as 4x3, 5x3, 6x3, 7x3, 8x3, 9x3 (vertical line). 3x2, belongs to the 2 times table, so color it using the color of the 2 times table. Indeed, the result of 3x2 is equal to the result of 2x3, it is therefore useless to learn both, when you know the first, you find the second.
Note: There is no need to color the cells corresponding to the 1 and 10 times table because the results are very easy and you will not need to learn them by heart!

No need to learn the whole multiplication Chart

Number of results in a multiplication chart Number of results in a multiplication Chart

A chart 1-10 (or 10x10), contains 100 squares, so 100 results, it may seem like a lot, but... Great news! You will see that there are many squares that you do not need to learn :) In fact, there are only 36 multiplications to know. Find below the results of the multiplication chart that you don't need to learn.

Number of results without duplicates in a multiplication chartNumber of results without duplicates

1- Don't learn duplicates:


There are many equivalent multiplications in a chart. Indeed, in a multiplication operation, you can invert the numbers while obtaining the same result..
For example: 7 x 6 = 6 x 7 = 42
So if you know the result of 6 x 7, you also know the result of 7 x 6!

Once all duplicates have been removed, there are only 55 multiplications left to learn.

Real number of results to learn in a multiplication chartReal number of results to learn

2- No need to learn by heart the 1 and 10 times table:


The 1 times table and the 10 times table are the 2 easiest, it is therefore useless to learn them by heart.
1 times Table: A number multiplied by 1 is always equal to the number.
Example: 1x1=1, 1x2=2, 1x3=3, 1x4=4...
10 times Table: A number multiplied by 10 is always equal to the number followed by a zero.
Example: 1x10=10, 2x10=20, 3x10=30, 4x10=40...

So you can see that, in fact, there are only 36 multiplications to learn . That's pretty good news, isn't it?

Practice your Times Tables

Above all, don't forget to practice your Times Tables! It's a necessary step for a long term memorization, so don't forget to do it! There are several ways to practive your tables:

Fill in a Blank multiplication ChartFill in a Blank multiplication Chart

1- Fill in a Blank multiplication Chart:


Fill in a blank multiplication chart is a perfect way to practice your tables. At the top of this page, you will find many blank printable charts to make revisions and training easier for you.

Printable multiplication WorksheetsPrintable multiplication Worksheets

2- Use our printable multiplication Worksheets:


Worksheets are also an effective way to practice. You will find several worksheets to make revision easier in our printable multiplication Worksheets section.

Need a boost to memorize the times tables?

If you have trouble memorizing some of (or even all) the multiplications, discover our Method to Easily learn the multiplication tables with the Multiplication Flash cards by RiverTimes, an Original, Fast and Fun way!