Math Worksheet Generator

About the Math Worksheet Generator

Make a maths worksheet in a few clicks and download it as a print-ready PDF with its answer key: column addition and subtraction with or without regrouping, times tables and long multiplication, division facts and long division with or without remainders, fractions, decimals, integers (negative numbers), rounding and place value, and reading or drawing the time on clock faces. The preview shows exactly what prints, and every answer is worked out exactly — no rounding errors.

You choose the numbers as ranges or lists (10-99, or 2, 5, 10), how many problems, the layout and the size. A short seed printed on each page makes the same sheet again whenever you need it, and up to 40 versions give every pupil a different sheet with its own key — all in one PDF.

Common uses

• Teachers: daily practice, homework, tests and a different version for each table so pupils cannot copy.
• Parents and tutors: a fresh sheet on exactly the skill a child is learning, with the answers ready for checking.
• Revision before an exam — mixed fraction or integer problems, rounding and place value.
• Early years: number facts within 10 or 20, missing-number boxes (3 + __ = 7) and o’clock and half-past clocks in large print.

What each topic makes

• Addition and subtraction: two to four numbers in columns (or in a line), from your ranges. Subtraction never goes below zero. Optional largest answer, for “within 20”.
• Multiplication: times-table facts in a line or long multiplication in columns; for a two-digit second number the key shows each partial product.
• Division: choose the number to divide (3-digit ÷ 1-digit) or the answer (division facts, the times tables backwards), with no remainders, some or always. Long division uses the bracket layout; answers are written with R, as in 47 R 2.
• Fractions: add, subtract, multiply or divide (with mixed numbers if you like), simplify, compare with <, > or =, find equivalent fractions, and convert between improper fractions and mixed numbers. Answers are in simplest form.
• Decimals: add and subtract with the decimal points lined up, multiply, and divide by whole numbers with answers that come out exactly.
• Integers: all four operations with negative numbers, written as −5 + (−3) or in the style you choose.
• Rounding and place value: round to a place, give the value or the place of an underlined digit, and write numbers in expanded or standard form, with international or Indian place names (lakhs and crores).
• Telling the time: analogue clocks to read, or to draw the hands on, to the hour, half hour, quarter hour, 5 minutes or minute.

Regrouping (carrying and borrowing)

A sum needs regrouping when a column adds up to 10 or more: in 47 + 38 the ones make 15, so 5 is written and 1 ten is carried. A subtraction needs it when a digit is smaller than the one below it: in 52 − 27 the 2 ones cannot lose 7, so a ten is broken into ones. With gives only problems that need at least one regrouping, Without only problems that need none — useful for first teaching the column method — and Any mixes both. Multiplication follows the same idea: 23 × 3 needs none, 27 × 3 does.

Seeds, links and versions

Every sheet is worked out from its settings and its seed (a code such as K7Q2-9XMA, printed at the foot of each page). Type the same seed with the same settings and you get exactly the same problems and answer key on any device — handy when an answer key goes missing. Copy link gives a link that opens the same settings and seed; they travel in the part of the link after #, which browsers do not send to servers. Versions are made from the same seed, so “30 versions, seed K7Q2-9XMA” can be made again too.

Answer keys

The key either repeats each worksheet page with the answers filled in (in red, which prints as dark grey on a black-and-white printer) or lists all answers compactly, numbered, so the keys for a whole class fit on a few pages. For long division the key also shows the working: each product taken away, with a rule under it, and what is left with the next digit brought down. A digit 0 in the answer brings the next digit down too, as on paper (624 ÷ 6 shows 6, then 24, 24 and 0). Long multiplication shows the partial products, such as 47 × 69: 423 and 2,820, total 3,243.

Limitations

• Up to 100 problems on a sheet, 40 versions and 400 pages in one PDF. Numbers can have up to 7 digits (multiplication: up to 4 digits in the second number).
• Arithmetic and these skills only — no word problems, geometry, measurement or money.
• Decimals are divided by whole numbers only; fractions use denominators from 2 to 100.
• Clocks are 12-hour analogue clocks; the words for times follow British usage (quarter past, twenty to).
• Labels on the sheet (Name, Date, Score) are in English. The title and instructions can be typed in other languages; the PDF can print Latin, Greek and Cyrillic letters, but not scripts such as Devanagari.
• When only a few different problems match your settings (for example additions within 10 that need regrouping), some repeat; the preview says so.

Privacy

Everything happens in your browser: problems, answers and PDFs are never uploaded. Your last settings are kept in this browser’s storage so the page opens where you left it.