Multiplication Worksheet Generator

Fact drills, single times tables, missing factors, or two-digit multiplication — this one generator covers the whole multiplication ladder. Set a range for the classic mixed-facts pages, or pin one factor ("times 7") for the focused tables students take home to memorize.

The missing-factor mode deserves a special mention: hiding a factor (7 × ▢ = 42) is the standard bridge from multiplication into division and later into algebra. It is one switch here — most worksheet products charge for it or bury it.

1.8×62.10×53.10×14.11×35.11×76.6×47.3×68.4×79.12×810.12×411.9×812.3×113.1×814.9×715.1×216.5×1217.6×318.12×619.10×1020.11×821.7×822.2×723.5×1024.7×425.12×1226.12×127.4×1128.5×329.6×730.11×9
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1.8×6482.10×5503.10×1104.11×3335.11×7776.6×4247.3×6188.4×7289.12×89610.12×44811.9×87212.3×1313.1×8814.9×76315.1×2216.5×126017.6×31818.12×67219.10×1010020.11×88821.7×85622.2×71423.5×105024.7×42825.12×1214426.12×11227.4×114428.5×31529.6×74230.11×999

Ways teachers use this sheet

FAQ

Can I print a single times table, like only 7s?

Yes — set the "fixed number" box to 7 (or open any /worksheets/times-table-7 preset page). You'll get 7×1 through 7×10 style problems with an answer key.

How do I make 2-digit by 2-digit multiplication?

Set the range to 10–99 (or open the 2-digit × 2-digit preset). Problems print in stacked form with workspace sized for the partial products.

What are missing-factor worksheets for?

A hidden factor (▢ × 8 = 56) forces students to think about the inverse relationship — it is the standard warm-up before division and the earliest meaningful exposure to algebra-style thinking.

Do you have 0–12 fact pages?

Yes — the 0–10 and 0–12 ranges match the two common fluency benchmarks (grades 3 and 4). Both have ready-made preset pages linked from the grade 3 and grade 4 pages.

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