11x17 Graph Paper Printable in 1/4 Inch, 1/2 Inch and 1 Inch

Pick a grid and print it on 11 x 17 or A3 paper, or tiled on 2 Letter pages.

Print at 100% scale on 11 x 17 paper. On paper the squares measure 1/4 inch.

11x17 graph paper, 1/4 inch grid, portrait 40 by 64 squares on 11 x 17 (2,560 in all), 42 by 62 on A3. The grid measures 10 by 16 inches. Drawn at 1/4 inch to the foot, a scale of 1:48, each square is 1 square foot, so the sheet covers 40 by 64 feet, or 2,560 square feet.
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1/4 inch grids 4

  • 11x17 graph paper, 1/4 inch grid with bold inch lines, landscape 64 by 40 squares on 11 x 17, 60 by 40 on A3. The bold inch grid turned sideways: 16 inch squares across and 10 down on 11 x 17, each holding 16 small squares.
  • 11x17 graph paper, 1/4 inch grid with bold inch lines, portrait 40 by 64 squares on 11 x 17, 40 by 60 on A3. A heavier line every 4 squares marks the inches, 10 across and 16 down on 11 x 17, so lengths count off without a ruler.
  • 11x17 graph paper, 1/4 inch grid, landscape 64 by 40 squares on 11 x 17, 62 by 42 on A3. The long side runs left to right, for a timeline, a wide floor plan or the desk layout of a classroom drawn to scale.
  • 11x17 graph paper, 1/4 inch grid, portrait 40 by 64 squares on 11 x 17 (2,560 in all), 42 by 62 on A3. The grid measures 10 by 16 inches. Drawn at 1/4 inch to the foot, a scale of 1:48, each square is 1 square foot, so the sheet covers 40 by 64 feet, or 2,560 square feet.
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1/2 inch and 1 inch grids 4

  • 11x17 graph paper, 1 inch grid, landscape 16 by 10 squares on 11 x 17, 15 by 10 on A3. Inch squares across the long side, for a game board design, a tabletop map or a pattern laid out with 1 inch tiles.
  • 11x17 graph paper, 1 inch grid, portrait 10 by 16 squares on 11 x 17 (160 in all), 10 by 15 on A3. Ten squares across means a full 10 by 10 hundred grid of 1 inch squares fits, with 6 rows to spare on 11 x 17. A Letter page holds only 7 across.
  • 11x17 graph paper, 1/2 inch grid, landscape 32 by 20 squares on 11 x 17, 31 by 21 on A3. Half-inch squares across the long side, a good size for a class bar graph that the back row can still read.
  • 11x17 graph paper, 1/2 inch grid, portrait 20 by 32 squares on 11 x 17 (640 in all), 21 by 31 on A3. At 1/2 inch to 1 foot, a scale of 1:24, the sheet covers 20 by 32 feet: one room or a garden plan, with squares big enough to write labels in.

Fine, metric and dot grids 6

  • 11x17 graph paper, 1 cm grid 25 by 40 squares on 11 x 17, 27 by 39 on A3. Centimeter squares: exactly 1,000 of them on 11 x 17, handy for area and perimeter work in metric units.
  • 11x17 graph paper, 1/4 inch dot grid, landscape 65 by 41 dots on 11 x 17, 63 by 43 on A3. A dot marks every corner of a 1/4 inch grid, 2,665 dots on 11 x 17. A light guide for a large planner page, a poster layout or hand lettering.
  • 11x17 graph paper, 1/5 inch grid with bold inch lines 50 by 80 squares on 11 x 17, 50 by 75 on A3. Five squares to the inch with a heavier line every 5, so each heavy square is 1 inch and holds 25 small squares. 4,000 small squares on 11 x 17.
  • 11x17 graph paper, 1/8 inch grid with bold inch lines 80 by 128 squares on 11 x 17, 80 by 120 on A3. A heavier line every 8 squares. At 1/8 inch to 1 foot, a scale of 1:96, the 11 x 17 sheet covers 80 by 128 feet, room for a school wing or a building lot.
  • 11x17 graph paper, 1/10 inch engineering grid 100 by 160 squares on 11 x 17, 100 by 150 on A3. Ten squares to the inch with a medium line every 5 and a heavy line every 10: 16,000 small squares on 11 x 17 for plotting data by hand.
  • 11x17 graph paper, 5 mm grid 50 by 81 squares on 11 x 17, 54 by 78 on A3. The 5 mm squares common on European graph paper. On A3 the grid measures 27 by 39 centimeters.

Grids with axes 3

  • 11x17 graph paper, 1/2 inch grid numbered from the corner 31 by 19 squares on 11 x 17, 30 by 20 on A3. Landscape, with both axes numbered from 0 at the bottom left corner. The numbers take a 10 mm strip beside each axis. For a class bar graph or line graph of data that is never negative.
  • 11x17 graph paper, 1/2 inch grid with axes, landscape 32 by 20 squares on 11 x 17, 30 by 20 on A3. A big four-quadrant plane for the board or a group table. On 11 x 17 x runs from -16 to 16 and y from -10 to 10. On A3 x runs from -15 to 15.
  • 11x17 graph paper, 1/4 inch grid with axes, landscape 64 by 40 squares on 11 x 17, 62 by 42 on A3. Axes cross in the middle with no numbers, so the class picks the scale. On 11 x 17 x runs from -32 to 32 and y from -20 to 20. On A3 x runs from -31 to 31 and y from -21 to 21.

Tiled on 2 Letter or A4 pages 3

  • 11x17 graph paper tiled on 2 pages, 1 inch grid 14 by 10 squares on 2 Letter pages, 14 by 10 on 2 A4 pages. Two pages of inch squares that join into a grid 14 inches wide and 10 tall, 140 squares, from an ordinary printer.
  • 11x17 graph paper tiled on 2 pages, 1/2 inch grid 30 by 20 squares on 2 Letter pages, 28 by 21 on 2 A4 pages. Two pages of half-inch squares that join into one wide grid, 15 by 10 inches on Letter. Trim and tape as for the 1/4 inch tiled sheet.
  • 11x17 graph paper tiled on 2 pages, 1/4 inch grid 60 by 40 squares on 2 Letter pages, 58 by 42 on 2 A4 pages. For a printer that takes nothing wider than 8 1/2 inches. Each page carries half the grid. Trim the blank right edge of page 1 along its last grid line and tape it over the blank left edge of page 2: 15 by 10 inches of grid on a sheet 16 by 11 inches.

How this list was compiled: Own work. Every square and dot count was worked out twice. Tabloid, Ledger and A3 sizes were checked against Wikipedia in September 2026. Licence: own work

How it works

This 11x17 graph paper printable draws 20 grids for Tabloid, 11 by 17 inches, or for A3: 1/4, 1/2 or 1 inch squares, bold inch lines, axes and metric grids. No wide printer? Three sheets tile across 2 Letter pages.

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Set the paper size before you print

The grid comes out at true size only when the print dialog's paper size is Tabloid or 11 x 17, or A3 for an A3 sheet. Leave the paper on Letter and the page is cut off or shrunk to about 65 percent: a 1/4 inch square prints near 0.16 inch.

What the bigger sheet holds

An 11 x 17 sheet is two Letter pages side by side, and it folds once to fit a Letter binder. At 1/4 inch to the foot it covers 40 by 64 feet, where a Letter page covers 30 by 40. With 1 inch squares it holds 10 across, so a whole hundred grid fits.

  • A3 is a different sheet, about 11.7 by 16.5 inches. Choose A3 under Paper size before printing on it.
  • Join a tiled sheet: trim page 1 along its last grid line, then tape it over page 2's blank edge.
  • At one square to the foot, a 30 by 24 foot classroom fits the landscape 1/4 inch grid.

Questions and answers

What is 11x17 paper called?

In the United States, 11 by 17 inch paper is called Tabloid, and the same sheet turned sideways is called Ledger. Both match the ANSI B size. The nearest international size is A3, slightly wider and about half an inch shorter.

Can I print 11x17 graph paper on a regular printer?

Only if it takes 11 x 17 paper. For a printer that stops at Letter width, pick one of the three tiled sheets: each prints on 2 Letter or A4 pages that you trim and tape into one grid.

How many squares are on 11x17 graph paper?

The grid area is 10 by 16 inches, which holds 40 by 64 quarter-inch squares (2,560), 20 by 32 half-inch squares (640) or 10 by 16 one-inch squares (160). The 1/10 inch engineering grid holds 16,000.