Free printable graph and grid paper, built to order.
Choose a paper type, set the spacing, colour and page size, then download a print-ready PDF, PNG or SVG. There is no account and nothing to upload. Every sheet is generated right in your browser.
Plain grid
Graph paper
The classic square grid. Pick your spacing, colour and paper size, then download a print-ready sheet.
Dot grid
Subtle dots instead of lines, the bullet journal favourite. Set the dot spacing, size and colour, then download.
Cross grid
A small plus at every grid point instead of full lines: more guidance than dots, less clutter than a grid.
Charting
Coordinate plane
A ready-made XY grid with bold axes, arrowheads and numbered gridlines for plotting points and functions.
First-quadrant grid
A single-quadrant grid with numbered axes rising from zero in the bottom-left, for positive data and early graphing.
Number line
Rows of clean number lines with ticks and labels for counting, adding and fractions.
Polar
Concentric rings and angular spokes for plotting in polar coordinates.
Semi-log
A linear X axis with logarithmic Y decades for data that spans many orders of magnitude.
Log-log
Logarithmic decades on both axes so power-law relationships plot as straight lines.
Ternary plot
A triangular grid for plotting three components that add up to 100%.
Probability
A probit Y scale from 0.1% to 99.9% so normally distributed data plots as a straight line.
Radar chart
A web of axes and concentric rings for plotting several categories at once.
Hundreds grid
A numbered counting grid, ten by ten by default, for early number work.
Patterns
Isometric
Vertical lines and 30° diagonals form a true equilateral mesh for drawing in 3D.
Isometric dots
Dots on a triangular lattice, the low-clutter way to sketch in isometric 3D.
Hex grid
Tile the page with hexagons, flat-top or pointy-top, for maps, wargames and strategy design.
Knit / cross-stitch
A rectangular gauge grid with independent stitch width and row height so charts match real fabric.
Beading
Offset bead grids for peyote, brick stitch and loom patterns.
Triangle
An equilateral triangle mesh of horizontals plus 60° diagonals, for tessellation and pattern work.
Diamond grid
A square grid turned 45° into a lattice of diamonds, for design, lettering and geometric pattern work.
Perspective
A horizon line with one- or two-point vanishing rays to keep drawings in correct perspective.
Storyboard
Rows of framed panels at 16:9, 4:3 or square, each with room for notes underneath.
Composition grid
A framed rule-of-thirds, phi or quarter grid for planning photos and drawings.
Puzzles & games
Sudoku grid
A clean 9×9 board with heavy 3×3 boxes, centred on the page and ready to fill in.
Go board
A goban of 9×9, 13×13 or 19×19 intersections with the usual star points.
Battleship
Lettered and numbered coordinate grids for the pen-and-paper guessing game.
Writing
Music staff
Clean five-line staves with adjustable spacing and optional barlines for writing music by hand.
Guitar tab
Rows of 6-line (or 4-line bass) tablature staves for writing out riffs and solos by hand.
Chord charts
Rows of empty fretboard diagrams for writing out chord shapes and voicings.
Ruled / lined
Simple horizontal rules with an optional dashed midline and margin line for writing and handwriting practice.
Handwriting practice
Three-line rows with a top line, a dashed middle and a baseline to guide letter height and form.
Cornell notes
The Cornell layout: a left cue column, a ruled notes area and a summary bar along the bottom.
Ledger
A wide description column with ruled money columns down the right-hand side.
Classic writing
Calligraphy
Baselines, x-height lines and adjustable slant guides for consistent hand-lettering.
Seyès
The French school ruling: bold baselines with three fine lines between, plus vertical guides.
Genkō yōshi
Columns of writing squares (原稿用紙) for practising Japanese characters.
Tian zi ge
Boxes with cross or star guides (田字格 / 米字格) for practising Chinese characters.
Built to your measurements
Every template here is adjustable. Grids are metric or imperial and true to size, so a 5 mm square measures 5 mm on the printed page. Pick a page size from A5 up to Tabloid, or set your own, and recolour the lines to match whatever you are working on. What you see in the preview is what downloads.
Print-ready formats
Take a vector SVG if you want to edit it, a PNG at up to 600 dpi, or a PDF sized to the paper you picked. It all runs locally in your browser, so your sheets stay private and there is nothing to install.
Print at true size
Set your print dialog to 100% scale and turn off “Fit to page”, and a 5 mm square really measures 5 mm on paper. Metric or imperial, A5 up to Tabloid or a custom size — the sheet prints exactly as previewed, so grids stay accurate for maths, design and needlework alike.
Free, private and no sign-up
Every sheet is free to print for personal, classroom and commercial use, with no account and no watermark. Generation and export happen entirely in your browser, so nothing you make is ever uploaded. New here? Read more about Graph Paper Hub or browse the frequently asked questions.