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Coordinate Plane Graph Paper

A coordinate plane (also called a coordinate grid or Cartesian plane) is graph paper with an x-axis and a y-axis crossing at the origin. These templates print one or several numbered grids per page, ready for plotting points, lines and functions.

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Print at 100% / Actual size for an exact grid.

Choose four quadrants (−10 to 10 by default) or first quadrant only, set how far the axes go, and pick 1, 2, 4 or 6 grids per page to fit a whole worksheet on one sheet.

What people use it for

How to print it

  1. Choose the paper type, grid size and paper size above. The preview updates as you go.
  2. Click Download PDF (or Print to open it straight away).
  3. In the print dialog, set the scale to 100% or Actual size so the grid measures exactly what you selected.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a coordinate grid and graph paper?

Graph paper is just the grid. A coordinate grid adds labelled x and y axes and numbers, so points can be described with ordered pairs like (3, −2).

Can I print a first-quadrant coordinate grid?

Yes. Tick "First quadrant only" and the axes will start at 0 in the bottom-left corner — useful for younger students and for data plots.

How many coordinate planes can I fit on one page?

Up to six. Four grids from −10 to 10 on US Letter is a common worksheet layout.