Sudoku Paper Pro

Large print sudoku

EN
EnglishEspañolFrançaisDeutschPortuguêsItalianoNederlandsPolskiРусский日本語简体中文한국어हिन्दीTiếng Việt
100%

How it works

  1. Pick a variant and a difficulty, and play on the board: click or tap a cell, then a digit. Corner and centre marks, undo, a timer and hints are all there.
  2. Stuck? A hint names the technique a person would use next and highlights the cells that show it.
  3. To print, switch to Print: choose how many puzzles, which variants and difficulties, how many to a page, and where the answers go. Then print or download the PDF.

Everything runs in your browser and is free: no sign-up, nothing uploaded. Your game is saved in this browser, so you can close the page and carry on later.

What the difficulties mean

  • Easy: singles only (a cell with one possible digit, or a digit with one possible cell).
  • Medium: also pointing and box–line reductions.
  • Hard: also pairs, triples and quads.
  • Expert: also X-wings, swordfish, XY-wings, XYZ-wings and short chains.
  • Evil: also jellyfish and longer chains, and not just one: at least three advanced steps (fish, wings or chains) in every puzzle, except killer and consecutive ones, whose cages and bars do much of the work. Never guessing: every puzzle has exactly one solution, found by logic.

Every variant

Classic
Fill the grid so every row, column and box holds each digit once.
Killer
As classic, and the digits in each dashed cage add up to its sum, with no repeats in a cage.
Jigsaw
Every row, column and outlined shape holds each digit once.
Diagonal (X)
As classic, and both shaded diagonals hold each digit once too.
4×4 kids
Every row, column and box of four holds each symbol once.
6×6 kids
Every row, column and box of six holds each symbol once.
6×6 jigsaw
Every row, column and outlined shape of six holds each symbol once.
Even–odd
As classic; circles hold odd digits, squares even ones.
Windoku
As classic, and the four shaded boxes hold each digit once too.
Consecutive
As classic; a bar joins every pair of neighbours that differ by one, and no other pair does.
Thermo
As classic; digits rise from the bulb of each thermometer to its tip.
Arrow
As classic; the digit in each circle is the sum of the digits along its arrow (they may repeat if they don’t share a row, column or box).
Sandwich
As classic; the number outside each row and column is the sum of the digits between the 1 and the 9 in it.
16×16
Every row, column and box of sixteen holds each symbol once.

More sudoku

Free tools from DaD Digital

  • Graph Paper Pro Printable graph, dot, lined and specialty paper.
  • Crayon Pad Pick pictures, build a colouring page, print it.
  • Free QR Pad Free QR codes: styled, batch, any type, no sign-up required.
  • Crossword Pad Make crosswords from your words or ready-made topics, print them.