Routine Chart Maker
Make a routine, chore, reward, potty or behaviour chart with your child’s name in big bubble letters. Pick the tasks, put them in order, choose the days and colours, then print it. Free, and nothing you type leaves your device.
Tip: print at 100% (actual size). Put the chart in a plastic sleeve and use a dry-erase marker, so it lasts all week.
Text version of the chart
How the maker works
Choose the kind of chart, type your child’s name, and pick the tasks. Use “Up” and “Down” to put them in order, “Remove” to take one off, or type your own task and choose a picture for it. Then choose the days and the colours, check the preview and press Print, or download a PDF for US Letter or A4 paper.
Everything happens in your browser. The name and tasks you type are not sent to us, not saved on our server and not added to the page address. This page has no advertising or analytics tags; we only see that the page was opened. When you close the page, your chart is gone, so print it or save the PDF first.
For help using the chart, see the guide on each chart’s page, such as the reward chart and potty training chart pages, which link to advice from the American Academy of Pediatrics, the NHS and the Raising Children Network.
Ready-made charts to print
Every chart in colour and as a colour-in version, with PDFs for Letter and A4.








Frequently asked questions
Is the routine chart maker free?
Yes. There is no sign-up, no watermark and no limit. Print as many charts as you like for home or the classroom.
Is my child’s name private?
Yes. The chart is drawn in your browser and the name never leaves your device. It isn’t in the page address, it isn’t stored, and this page loads no advertising or analytics tags.
How many tasks can I add?
Up to 10 on a routine, chore or behaviour chart, 5 picture steps on the potty chart and 12 cards on the visual schedule.
Why did some letters change?
The bubble letters have A to Z, numbers and common accented letters. Other characters are left out, and the maker tells you when that happens.