Chore chart maker
Pick a layout, add your child's name and choose tasks with pictures from our list, or write your own. Then print the chart or save it as a PDF.
Free, no sign-up. What you type stays in your browser.
Preview
For a PDF, choose "Save as PDF" as the printer. Keep the scale at 100% and switch off headers and footers.
The link holds your chart, so you can open it again later and change it. Nothing is saved on our server.
How to use the charts
- Put the chart where the routine happens, like the bathroom door or next to the bed, at your child's eye level.
- Point at the chart instead of calling out each step. Asking “What's next on your chart?” hands the remembering to your child.
- Start small: two or three tasks on the reward chart, and a first reward your child can reach in two or three days.
- Praise the specific thing right away, and never take a sticker away. Earned is earned.
- When a step has run smoothly for two or three weeks, take it off the chart and keep noticing it out loud.
Questions about the chart maker
Is the chart maker free?
Yes. There's no sign-up and no watermark, and you can print as many charts as you like.
Do you save my child's name?
No. The chart is built in your browser. The name and the tasks live only in the link in your address bar, and our server never receives them.
Which layout fits my child?
For ages 3 to 5, try a token board or a short morning and evening routine with pictures. From about age 6, a week chart with a few tasks and a goal box works for many families. Older kids may prefer words only, so switch off the pictures.
How do I save the chart as a PDF?
Tap "Print or save as PDF" and choose "Save as PDF" as the printer. On an iPhone or iPad, open the print options, tap the share button and choose Save to Files.
Prefer a ready-made chart? Download one of our free printable charts.
Try it with your family
Picture tasks kids can follow on their own, photo proof instead of arguments, and real rewards you pick together. For ages 3 to 12.
Coming to iPhone, iPad and Android.

