Is the chore chart maker free?

Yes. Make and print as many chore charts and sticker charts as you like, with no sign-up and no watermark. The designed Star Steps pack (44 pages of reward, routine and potty charts plus certificates) is $3.99 if you want more.

How many chores should a chore chart have?

For young children 3 to 5 chores is plenty; older kids can manage 6 to 8. A short chart they can finish works better than a long one they give up on.

How do I save the chart as a PDF?

Press Print / Save as PDF and pick Save as PDF as the printer. Set margins to Default and turn on Background graphics for the colours.

Free chore chart maker for kids

Q: Can I make a chart for more than one child?

Yes. Type up to six names and each child gets their own sheet with the same chores, so nobody argues about whose chart is whose.

Type your kids' names and their chores, pick a sticker theme, and print a weekly chore chart, a sticker reward chart, or both. One sheet per child, US Letter or A4. No sign-up, nothing uploaded.

How to make a chore chart that works

Keep it short. 3 to 5 chores for little ones, 6 to 8 for older kids. Use their words: “Feed the cat”, not “Pet care”.

Agree the reward first. Write it on the chart so everyone knows what the stickers are for.

Make it visible. Fridge or bedroom door, at their eye level, with the stickers next to it.

Sticker straight away. Add the sticker the moment the job is done, and print a fresh chart each week.

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes: make and print as many charts as you like, no watermark and no account. The designed 44-page Star Steps pack is a separate $3.99 download.

What is the difference between a chore chart and a reward chart?

A chore chart lists jobs down the side and days across the top, with a box to sticker each day. A reward (sticker) chart is a set number of spaces; when every space is filled, your child gets the reward. Many families use both: the chore chart earns stickers, the sticker chart shows how close the reward is.

Can I make a chart for more than one child?

Yes, up to six names. Each child gets their own sheet with the same chores.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. Printing is easiest from a computer, but on a phone you can use Share → Print and save the PDF from the preview.

Is my information saved anywhere?

Only in this browser, so the form is filled in next time. Nothing is uploaded.