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Chore chart maker

A weekly chore chart the whole family can follow, with a box per day.

How to make a weekly chore chart

  • Type the chores, one per line.
  • Add a title and a name, and choose Letter or A4.
  • Press Download PDF and print it in landscape.
  • Tick the box for each chore on each day.

Tips for a chart that works

  • Keep each list short and age appropriate. Five or six chores are easier to follow than fourteen.
  • Make one chart per child or per roommate by changing the name and downloading again.
  • Put the chart where people pass many times a day, such as the fridge or the hallway.
  • Agree on the reward or on the rule before the week starts, so the chart does not become an argument.

Good to know

The grid has one row per chore and one tick box per day, with up to 14 chores per page. Long chore names shrink to fit. Nothing is uploaded: the PDF is drawn in your browser.

Chore Chart Maker

  • A clean weekly grid: one row per chore, one tick box for each day, and a line for the name.
  • Prints in landscape on Letter or A4. Long chore names shrink to fit.
  • Print one chart per child or per roommate by changing the name and downloading again.

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Questions

Is anything uploaded?

No. The chart is drawn and the PDF is made in your browser. What you type is never sent to a server.

How many chores fit?

Up to 14 chores per page. Longer lists continue on more pages.

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