Blank sudoku grid — 1 per page, large print (free PDF)
Download Blank sudoku grid — 1 per page, large print (free PDF) (PDF, puzzle + answer key)
Blank Sudoku Grids — Free Printable PDF (1, 4, and 6 Per Page)
Three free blank sudoku layouts as printable PDFs: a single large print 9×9 grid on its own page, a 4-per-page sheet, and a 6-per-page sheet. Use them to copy puzzles from books or newspapers, set your own, or replay a puzzle you spoiled. Each layout downloads separately, prints on Letter or A4 at 100%, and needs no signup.
Blank sudoku grid — 1 per page, large print (free PDF)
What you get
| Layouts | 3 — one, four, or six 9×9 grids per page |
|---|---|
| Grid size | 9×9 with standard 3×3 boxes |
| Files | 3 separate one-page PDFs |
| Printed type | 16pt page headings; grids are empty |
| Answer keys | None — the grids ship blank |
| Paper | Letter and A4, printed at actual size |
| File size | about 28 KB combined, 1 page each |
What's in the set
Blank sudoku grids — 4 per page (free PDF)
Download Blank sudoku grids — 4 per page (free PDF) (PDF, puzzle + answer key)
Blank sudoku grids — 6 per page (free PDF)
Download Blank sudoku grids — 6 per page (free PDF) (PDF, puzzle + answer key)
Download the full set: Blank Sudoku Grids — Free Printable PDF (1, 4, and 6 Per Page)
16pt · 9×9 grid · 1 per page
Blank sudoku grid — 1 per page, large print (free PDF)Free PDF · no signup · free for personal, classroom, and care-facility use — not for resale.
Printing tips
- Print at actual size so grid squares stay big enough to write in.
- Run as many copies as you need — blank grids are made for photocopying.
- All three layouts print on Letter or A4 without adjustment.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- What do people use blank sudoku grids for?
- Copying a puzzle out of a newspaper or book to solve in bigger boxes, retrying a puzzle that got messy, composing puzzles by hand, and teaching the rules on an empty board.
- Which of the three layouts should I print?
- The single large print grid for comfortable solving, the 4-per-page sheet for practice runs, and the 6-per-page sheet when a club or class needs a stack of scratch grids.
- Why is there no answer key with these?
- There is nothing to solve yet — the grids ship empty. Whatever puzzle you copy onto them keeps its own solution wherever it came from.
- May I duplicate a pile of these for tournament scratch paper?
- Go ahead — the printed license covers unlimited personal, classroom, and care-facility copies, and blank grids are exactly the kind of thing it exists for.