Easy Sudoku Printable (Free PDF + Generator)
Easy sudoku that solves by scanning alone: every puzzle here needs only naked and hidden singles, never a guess. Download a ready-made pack of 24 with the answer key, or open the generator preset to Easy and print as many as you want, 1 to 6 per page.
Easy sudoku PDF packs, answers included
Two ready-to-print packs built on this site's generator. Every puzzle is single-solution verified; the solutions print on the final pages, labelled with the same id as the puzzle.
Easy sudoku generator: unlimited puzzles, your layout
Preset to Easy. Switch to Beginner for even more numbers filled in, pick 1, 2, 4 or 6 per page, choose how many pages, and keep the answer key on. The preview is puzzle #1 of the PDF.
Every puzzle is checked for a single unique solution before it prints. Difficulty is graded by the hardest human technique the puzzle actually requires — not by clue count. No signup, no email, no watermark.
What an easy sudoku from this generator looks like
Page one of the pack and two generator layouts. Easy means the puzzle is finished with singles only; the give-away count varies with the seed.
Easy pack, six per page
Easy, four per page
Easy, large print
Why these easy sudoku puzzles never need a guess
Most sites grade by how many numbers are given. This generator grades by the hardest technique a human needs: an easy puzzle is one the solver finishes with naked singles (a cell with one legal digit) and hidden singles (a digit with one legal cell in a row, column or box). If the generator's grader ever needed locked candidates or a pair to finish, the puzzle is re-rated Medium and never lands on this page.
That is the difference between an easy puzzle and a merely full one. Two grids can both show 38 givens and play very differently; a give-away count says nothing about whether a beginner will get stuck at cell 60. Beginner, one tier below Easy, is the same singles-only logic with more numbers filled in, which suits a first-ever puzzle or a child moving up from a 6×6.
Easy sudoku for classrooms, waiting rooms and first-timers
Teachers print the six-per-page pack for early finishers and sub plans because 24 puzzles cover a week of five-minute warm-ups on four sheets. Activity coordinators use the large-print pack for the same reason bowling-league secretaries use big score sheets: a pen fits, and nobody squints. If you are learning, work the singles-only puzzles until you can finish one without pencil marks, then move to medium sudoku, where locked candidates first appear.
Every puzzle carries its id under the grid (an E followed by a seed number), so a solution page can always be matched to its puzzle and a favourite sheet can be printed again from the same PDF. The how to play sudoku page walks through the two scanning moves these puzzles are built on.
| Tier | Technique needed | Typical givens |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner | Singles only, most cells filled | 40–48 |
| Easy | Naked and hidden singles | 34–40 |
| Medium | Adds locked candidates | 28–34 |
| Hard | Adds X-Wing, XY-Wing, Swordfish | 24–30 |
Every printable sudoku on this site
Every sudoku template on this site prints the same technique-graded 9×9 puzzle — only the frame around it changes. Pick the one that matches the occasion, or start from a blank sudoku template and write your own.