Printable Sudoku (Free PDF Packs, Generator, Daily and 36 Themed Templates)
Free printable sudoku with a guaranteed single solution and an answer key on every sheet. Ready-made 24-puzzle packs from easy to expert, a generator that prints 1 to 6 per page, a large-format daily edition, large print, kids grids by age, and 36 themed templates around the same technique-graded 9×9.
Sudoku by difficulty and layout
Each page opens on a ready-to-print PDF pack with answers and the generator preset to that intent.
What the sudoku sheets look like on paper
Page one of real PDFs from this site. Click any to open its page.
Easy, six per page
Hard, two per page
Large print, one per page
The Daily edition
Kids 6×6
Christmas template
The Daily Sudoku: one numbered edition a morning
One fresh 9×9 every day in a large-format editorial layout in five lines, Easy to Sadistic. Single-solution verified, the answer key prints small on page 2, and every past edition stays in the archive. New edition at 3:01 AM PT.
Want to play interactively instead of printing? PuzzleFuel — our sister site — runs the same daily puzzle as a playable web app: notes, timer, autosave, no signup.
36 holiday, themed, vintage and kids sudoku templates
Every template prints with its answer key. Holiday and themed sets carry seasonal art around the same 9×9; the kids sets step down to 4×4 and 6×6 so a child can finish one by scanning alone. Three styles per set.
Holiday & seasonal (18 templates)
Themed & styled (12 templates)
For kids (6 decorated templates + plain grids)
Other formats
What easy, medium, hard and expert mean here
Most printable sudoku is graded by counting the givens, which is why a newspaper medium can be a singles walk one day and a hidden hard the next. Every puzzle on this site is graded instead by solving it with human techniques and recording the hardest one that was needed. Easy is naked and hidden singles only. Medium adds exactly one move, the locked candidate. Hard requires an X-Wing, XY-Wing or Swordfish. Expert, the tier other sites call evil, needs a chain, and Sadistic strips givens further.
Because each tier adds one idea, a solver can climb them in order without ever meeting a puzzle that needs something they have not seen; the how to play page lays the ideas out in that order with a printable rules sheet. Every puzzle, at every tier and in every frame, is verified to have exactly one solution before it prints.






