DominoLab

    Printable domino generator

    Logo Predškoláčik

    Create your own printable domino

    Dots, numbers, colours or shapes. Choose, adjust and download a PDF, free and with no registration.

    Tile type

    Set size

    Double-628 tiles

    Page heading

    Tile size

    418 cm

    29 cm

    Thin dashed lines around every tile

    28
    tiles
    10
    tiles per page
    3
    A4 pages
    Domino from your own picturesUpload photos of animals, family or toys and make a truly personal set.

    Print preview

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    How it works

    Create a domino set in 4 steps

    Classic dot domino, or tiles with numbers, colours or shapes, ready in a few minutes. Free and with no registration.

    1. Choose the tile type

    Dots, numbers, colours or shapes. Colours and shapes suit the youngest, numbers suit school kids.

    2. Pick the set size

    The classic "double-six" set has 28 tiles. A smaller set plays faster, a bigger one has up to 55 tiles.

    3. Check the preview

    The live preview shows exactly how the tiles will sit on an A4 page before you print.

    4. Download the PDF

    Click "Generate PDF". The print-ready file is created right in your browser.

    Print and cut

    From paper to the table

    A few simple tips so your tiles survive as many games as possible.

    Print on heavier paper

    Card stock of 160–250 gsm does not bend, and small hands can pick the tiles up easily.

    Cut along the guides

    Thin dashed lines mark the tile edges. A paper trimmer makes it quickest.

    Laminate them

    A laminated set lasts for years, can be wiped clean and will not crease even in a wild game.

    Play a game right now

    No printing or cutting: play against the computer or with a friend in your browser.

    Play online
    Game rules

    How to play domino

    Simple rules even a preschooler can follow, plus variations for every age.

    Classic rules

    1. 1Turn the tiles face down and shuffle them. Each player draws 7 tiles; the rest form the boneyard.
    2. 2The player holding the highest "double" (a tile with two matching halves) places it on the table first.
    3. 3Players take turns adding a tile to either open end of the line, always matching half to half.
    4. 4If you cannot play, draw a tile from the boneyard. When the boneyard is empty, simply pass.
    5. 5The first player to get rid of all their tiles wins.

    Variations for kids

    Colour domino

    For the youngest. Instead of counting they only need to tell colours apart, which is great attention practice.

    Shape domino

    Circle to circle, star to star. Kids learn to name geometric shapes through play.

    Dots against numbers

    Mix a dot set with a number set. The child links a number of dots to the written digit.

    Picture domino

    Made from your own photos of animals, family or favourite toys. The most personal game there is.

    Cooperative game

    Everyone builds one shared snake and tries to use every tile. Nobody loses.

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