Math Equation Generator
Create a set of random arithmetic problems — with an optional answer key — ready to print as a practice worksheet. Great for teachers, parents and quick drills.
Math Equation Generator
🔒 Problems are generated in your browser — nothing is uploaded. Use Print to save as PDF too.
🔒 Nothing you enter is sent anywhere or stored. All processing happens in your browser.
Features
Four operations, any mix
Generate addition, subtraction, multiplication and division problems — pick one or combine them for a mixed review.
Set the difficulty
Choose the number range and how many problems you want, from a quick 10-question drill to a 200-problem sheet.
Clean, printable layout
Problems are laid out in a numbered grid; hit Print to print the worksheet or save it as a PDF, with the controls hidden.
Optional answer key
Toggle answers on to make a marking key, or off to hand out a blank worksheet — same problems either way.
Learner-friendly options
Division always comes out evenly, and you can keep subtraction answers positive for younger students.
How it works — in four simple steps
No signup, nothing to install — it all runs in your browser.
Choose operations & range
Tick the operations you want, then set the smallest and largest numbers to use.
Set how many problems
Pick the number of questions — a short drill or a full sheet.
Generate
Press Generate for a fresh random worksheet; press it again any time for a brand-new set.
Print or reveal answers
Toggle the answer key, then use Print to print or save the sheet as a PDF.
How it works
This generator builds a fresh set of random arithmetic problems each time, so you get unlimited practice material without repeating the same sheet. Choose which operations to include — addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, or any mix — set the range of numbers and how many problems you want, and it lays them out as a clean, numbered worksheet.
Division problems are built to come out evenly (no awkward remainders), and you can force subtraction to avoid negative answers for younger learners. Toggle the answer key on or off, and use the Print button to print the sheet or save it as a PDF — the controls are hidden automatically so only the problems appear on paper.
It's ideal for teachers making quick drills, parents helping with homework, or anyone brushing up on mental maths. Everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.