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Printable domino puzzles

Pick a domino set and a difficulty, and print a page or a whole booklet of puzzles with answers.

The full double-six set: 28 dominoes on a 7 by 8 grid.

Also needs the next idea: spotting a square all of a domino's spots share, or squares that only fit one domino.

1 puzzle, all different.

Puzzle 1

Dominoes

Cut the grid into dominoes by drawing lines around pairs of neighboring numbers. Each pair from 0-0 to 6-6 appears once, so tick them off in the chart as you go.

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A quiet puzzle with a full set of dominoes inside

Behind every grid sits a complete set of dominoes, from 0-0 up to the double you chose. Your job is to find where each one lies. The check-off chart under the grid keeps track of what you have used, and the answer pages show every domino outlined.

For a first try, make a Double-3 puzzle on its own page and let a child draw the lines. For a long trip, a booklet of Double-6 puzzles at Medium or Hard keeps adults busy. Pressing New puzzles gives a fresh set every time, and each one has a single answer.

Everything happens in your browser and nothing is uploaded. If you like quiet, screen-free time, our free colouring pages pair nicely with a puzzle booklet.

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Questions, answered

Are these domino puzzles free to print?
Yes. Make as many as you like, print them or download the PDF. There is no sign-up and no watermark.
How do you solve a domino puzzle?
The grid hides a full set of dominoes, each pair of numbers used exactly once. Draw lines around two neighbouring squares to make a domino, and tick it off in the chart under the grid. Start with a pair that can only go in one place, such as a 6-6 or a number tucked into a corner.
Does every puzzle have only one answer?
Yes. Each puzzle is checked as it is made, so there is exactly one way to split the grid into dominoes. You never need to guess.
What do Easy, Medium and Hard mean?
Easy can be solved by always placing a domino that has only one possible spot. Medium also needs a little reasoning about which squares a domino must use. Hard asks you to try a domino and see whether it leads to a clash. Easy is the only choice on the two smallest sets.
Is there a domino puzzle for kids?
Yes. Double-3 uses only the numbers 0 to 3 on a small 4 by 5 grid with 10 dominoes. Double-4 is a step up. The zero is always printed as a 0, so it is never mistaken for a blank.
Can I print a whole booklet?
Yes. Pick up to 10 pages with 1, 2, 4 or 6 puzzles on each, and choose US Letter or A4. The answers come on pages at the end, six to a page, with every domino outlined.