Printable Mazes
Classic rectangular mazes and circular labyrinths, carved fresh on every click with exactly one path through. Solve them on screen with the finger-friendly pen tool or print them; solutions sit on a separate page either way.
Rectangular mazes
Easy is a small grid with short, branching corridors that forgive a wrong turn, roughly right for ages 4 to 7. Medium stretches the grid and the corridors for ages 7 to 11. Hard is large, and its corridors run a long way before they split, so a wrong turn costs real backtracking.
Circular mazes
Start in the middle and work outward through the rings to the one opening on the rim. A circular maze reads as harder than a rectangular one at the same setting, which older kids tend to enjoy; the hard version is larger still.
FAQ
What is the difference between easy, medium and hard?
Grid size and corridor length. Easy mazes are small with short branchy corridors; hard mazes are large with corridors that run long before they split, which makes wrong turns expensive.
Where can I print free mazes for kids?
Right here: pick a difficulty, press Download PDF and print. Every maze is newly carved on your click, so the supply never runs out and no two party bags match.
What ages fit which difficulty?
Easy suits roughly ages 4 to 7, medium 7 to 11, and hard is honest work for anyone older. Circular mazes read as harder than their settings suggest, which kids love.
How do circular mazes work?
You start in the middle and work outward through the rings to the single opening on the rim. Same single-solution guarantee as the classic mazes.
Can kids solve them on a tablet?
Yes, the Practice online pen mode lets them draw the route with a finger, erase wrong turns and reset for a fresh maze without printing anything. Full screen fits the maze to a tablet, and the route stays on the device between visits.
Is the solution included?
Yes, on a separate page with the path drawn in amber, so you can hand out the maze and keep the answer to yourself.