Free Printable Multiplication Chart 40×40

This 40×40 multiplication charts is one of our biggest math references. Every fact from 1×1 to 40×40, products climbing into the 1,600s. 📏

I mostly hear from teachers and homeschool parents who want something big enough for a real wall poster, not just a desk handout.

40×40 more than you need? Back down to the 20×20 chart or the 30×30 chart. Going even bigger? Check out our 50×50 chart, the largest one we make.

At this scale, print it, laminate it if you can, and treat it like a piece of classroom furniture. It’s meant to live on a wall for months, not get reprinted every week.

Mom Tip: I hung one of these in our room for an entire school year, right next to the whiteboard. Every few weeks I’d cover a random number with a sticky note and have my kids guess what was underneath before school started. Took thirty seconds. They started racing each other to check it every morning. 🏃

Teacher Tip: for an older student doing multi-digit multiplication homework, keep this chart open beside them. Not to copy from, just to double-check each single-digit step. Way faster than reaching for a calculator.

• Wall-sized classroom poster: print on larger paper if your printer allows, or tile it across two pages for a true wall display.
• Math club showpiece: a fun visual for math competition teams or enrichment groups who like seeing just how far the pattern goes.
• Pattern and prime number exploration: have older students shade in prime number products or trace multiples of a chosen number across the whole grid.
• Homeschool room centerpiece: works well as a permanent fixture in a dedicated homeschool math space.
• Morning warm-up game: point to a random cell each morning and see who can shout the fact first. Costs nothing, takes thirty seconds, kids genuinely love it. ⏱️

Grab it, print it big if you can, and let it earn its keep on the wall. 🖼️

Who These Are For 🙋

• Teachers wanting a large wall poster for classroom reference
• Homeschool families setting up a dedicated math space
• Advanced students working through multi-digit multiplication
• Math club or competition coaches
• Tutors who want a single reference that covers nearly everything

More Multiplication Chart Sets 🔢

• Multiplication Chart 20×20: a more manageable size for daily use.
• Multiplication Chart 30×30: a middle-ground option between standard and extra-large.
• Multiplication Chart 50×50: our biggest chart, one size up from this one.
• Multiplication Chart 12×12: the standard reference for kids just starting out.

More Free Printables 📚

• Missing Numbers Hundreds Chart: a good number sense check for advanced students.
• Skip Counting by Tens Flashcards: reinforces patterns that show up across this chart.
• Graph Paper With Numbers: useful for students building their own large-scale number grids.
• Hundreds Chart 1-120: a companion reference for place value work.

FAQ 💬

Is this free to download?

Yes, no cost, no email required.

Can I use this in my classroom?

Yes, print and display as many copies as you’d like.

Will this fit on regular printer paper?

It’s formatted for standard letter-size paper, so the text is small at this scale. For a true wall poster, try printing at a larger size through a print shop or tiling it across a few pages.

Can I print this in black and white?

Yes, it’s designed to print clearly in black and white.

Is there anything bigger than this?

Yes, our 50×50 chart is the largest we offer.