How to print free Sudoku puzzles
SudokuGG can create fresh, print-ready Sudoku sheets in your browser. Choose a difficulty, decide how many puzzles should appear on each page and include a solution sheet when you want an easy way to check the results.
How do you print Sudoku from SudokuGG? Open Printable Sudoku, select Easy, Medium, Hard or Expert, choose one, two or four puzzles per A4 sheet, and decide whether to include solutions. Generate a new set, select Print / Save PDF, then choose your printer or the browser’s Save as PDF option.
Choose the right sheet layout
One puzzle per page gives you the largest cells and the most room for pencil marks. Two puzzles balance writing space with paper use. Four puzzles per page are compact and useful for practice packs, classrooms or travel, although the smaller cells leave less room for candidate notes.
One puzzle
Best for beginners, large handwriting and detailed candidate notes.
Two puzzles
A comfortable general-purpose layout for most home printers.
Four puzzles
Efficient for puzzle packs, group activities and repeated practice.
Solution sheet
Add it when the set will be shared or completed away from the website.
Which difficulty is best for printing?
Easy and Medium work well for casual sessions and mixed groups. Hard and Expert are better when the solver already understands candidates and expects a longer challenge. If you are preparing a set for several people, print separate sheets by difficulty instead of mixing levels without labels.
How to save the sheet as a PDF
- Open the browser print window from the Printable Sudoku page.
- Choose Save as PDF as the destination.
- Keep the paper size on A4 unless your printer requires another format.
- Check the preview before saving, especially when solutions are included.
The navigation and on-screen controls are hidden automatically in print mode, so the saved file contains the puzzle sheets rather than the surrounding website interface.
Practical printing tips
- Use standard or high print quality so thin grid lines remain clear.
- Print one test page before producing a large classroom pack.
- Use pencil if you expect to write candidate numbers.
- Keep solution pages separate if you are giving the puzzles to somebody else.