About Get Math Worksheets
Get Math Worksheets helps families and teachers turn a few minutes of preparation into math practice, online or on paper.
What you can use today
The site focuses on multiplication facts. Make a worksheet from the 1–12 times tables, print a multiplication or division chart, or practice multiplication online. The tools are free to use, with no ads or account required.
- Multiplication worksheets: choose tables and 12, 24, or 36 questions, with US Letter or A4 paper and an optional separate answer key.
- Multiplication charts and division charts: use a completed chart or fill in answers on paper.
- Online times tables practice: work through multiplication facts with feedback, or choose a quiz.
- Multiplication speed tests: choose a 60-second or 2-minute round, review your answers, and print follow-up practice when facts need review.
How the tools work
Worksheet answers are calculated from the same multiplication facts used for the student page and its answer key. Automated tests check question generation, answer calculations, practice scoring, and printable page structure.
Read how we check worksheet answers for the calculation methods, automated checks, and their limits.
Print / Save PDF uses your browser's print dialog. You can choose a printer or save the sheet as a PDF on your device. Online review sheets prioritize missed or slow facts and fill remaining spaces with other facts from the selected tables.
Practice can support a lesson at home or in class. Choose a manageable set of facts and use the results to decide what to revisit. The site does not assign school grades or certify a learner's level.
Using the activities
Choosing between online practice and paper? Our 2026 guide to free multiplication tools compares six options by task, with source links, checks and limits. We develop one of the tools included in the guide.
Our companion blog has a guide to using the Halloween multiplication activities, including choosing a level and printing student and answer pages.
Privacy details
The tools do not ask for a learner's name or contact details. Read the privacy page for details about browser-stored practice progress, optional analytics on non-child-facing pages, and hosting requests.