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Free printable puzzle maker

Free maze maker

To make a printable maze, choose a rectangle or a circle, a difficulty from easy to expert and the size (up to 40 cells across), then print. Every maze has exactly one path from start to finish, and the solution prints on its own page. It’s free, needs no signup and runs in your browser.

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Shape
Difficulty

Rows are fitted to the page. Hard and Expert add more dead ends.

Paper
Maze14 × 14cells, one path through
Solution path69cells long
US Letter · 8.5 × 11 in

Maze

Find your way from start to finish.

Free maze maker: kdpbook.io/kdp/maze-maker

Prints 2 pages: the puzzle, then the answer key, on US Letter paper. For a PDF, pick “Save as PDF” as the printer. Download SVG saves the puzzle alone, at print size, for your own layout.

Need a whole book of these?

kdpbook's maze book type builds a 104-page 8.5 × 11 in interior of mazes that go from easy to tricky, with the solutions at the back, then the cover and the KDP listing.

Make a 104-page maze book

How the maze maker works

This page runs the maze generator kdpbook uses for its puzzle and activity books, in your browser. Every maze is a perfect maze: every cell can be reached and there is exactly one path between any two cells, so the solution is unique and there are no loops.

Rectangular mazes are carved with a recursive backtracker, which digs long, winding corridors. Hard and expert mazes switch part of the carving to random picks (a growing-tree method), which adds side branches and more dead ends. The entrance is on the top edge and the exit on the bottom edge, toward opposite sides, and the number of rows is fitted to the room the page leaves under the title, so the maze fills the page.

Circular mazes, also called theta mazes, are built from rings; cells split as the rings grow outward so they stay roughly square. You enter from the outside and finish in the center. The answer key draws the solution path in gray over the walls.

Difficulty and size

The starting sizes for each level (you can pick any size from 4 to 40 cells across afterwards):

LevelRectangleCircle
Easy8 × 8 cells on US Letter5 rings
Medium14 × 14 cells on US Letter8 rings
Hard22 × 22 cells on US Letter13 rings
Expert32 × 32 cells on US Letter19 rings

From printable mazes to a KDP maze book

A maze book is a regular paperback on KDP: KDP’s low-content category covers notebooks, planners and journals and does not typically include activity books such as puzzle books, so the book needs an ISBN (KDP offers a free one) and at least 24 pages. Every wall here is at least 0.75 pt thick, which meets KDP’s 0.75 pt minimum line weight for print. This maker uses no AI model; if an AI tool drew your cover or wrote any text, KDP asks you to disclose that AI-generated content when you publish (see KDP AI content disclosure, explained).

For a whole book, kdpbook’s maze book for kids type, made for ages 3–12, builds a 104-page 8.5 × 11 in interior of mazes that get trickier page by page, with the solutions at the back, plus the full-wrap cover and the listing. The activity book type mixes mazes with other activities (pre-writing lines and letter tracing). The default maze book is estimated at 445 credits. New accounts get 2,000 free credits once, with no card required. Free-plan books carry a kdpbook.io preview watermark and are shared in the community; any paid plan exports clean files. The word search maker and the sudoku maker print other puzzles the same way.

How to use it

  1. 01

    Pick the shape

    Rectangle for a classic grid maze, circle for a round one with the goal in the center.

  2. 02

    Pick the difficulty

    Easy to expert sets the size; you can change the size afterwards.

  3. 03

    Check the maze

    New puzzle carves another one. Turn the START and FINISH labels on or off.

  4. 04

    Print

    Print on US Letter or A4, with the solution on the next page, or save both as a PDF.

Questions

Is this maze maker free?

Yes. There is no account and no signup. The mazes are generated in your browser, and the pages carry a small kdpbook.io credit line that you can switch off.

Does every maze have a solution?

Yes, exactly one. Every maze is a perfect maze: every cell can be reached and there is only one path between any two cells, so there is one way from start to finish. The answer key draws it in gray.

What changes between easy and expert?

The size and, for rectangles, the number of dead ends. Easy starts at 8 cells across and Expert at 32. Hard and expert rectangles also carve more side branches, so there are more dead ends to rule out.

Can I make a circular maze?

Yes. Choose Circle: a round maze of 4 to 24 rings with the entrance on the outside and the goal in the center.

Which size suits young children?

Start with Easy (8 cells across, wide paths) and keep the START and FINISH labels on. kdpbook's maze book for kids, made for ages 3–12, starts with big, easy paths and gets trickier page by page.

Can I print on A4 or save the maze as a PDF?

Yes. Choose US Letter (8.5 × 11 in) or A4 (8.27 × 11.69 in), with 0.5 in margins; a rectangular maze gets as many rows as the page's shape allows. For a PDF, click Print and choose “Save as PDF” as the printer.

Can I publish a maze book on Amazon KDP?

KDP's low-content category (notebooks, planners, journals) does not typically include activity books such as puzzle books, so a maze book is published as a regular paperback: it needs an ISBN, and KDP offers a free one. A KDP paperback needs at least 24 pages. This maker uses no AI model; if an AI tool drew your cover or wrote your text, KDP asks you to disclose that AI-generated content when you publish.

Make it with kdpbook

Make a 104-page maze book for KDP.

kdpbook's maze book type fills a 104-page 8.5 × 11 in interior with mazes that grow from big, easy paths to tricky ones, with the solutions at the back, then makes the cover and the listing.

2,000 free credits · no card required