1. Match the file and paper size
Choose A4 for 210 × 297 mm paper or US Letter for 216 × 279 mm paper. Available formats and page counts appear beside each download. Maze solutions are downloaded separately.
Open the PDF in your device’s viewer. Open SVG files in a browser or a compatible vector graphics application.
2. Check scale, orientation and margins
Select portrait orientation and the paper size you downloaded. For paper crafts with measured pieces, start with 100% scale or actual size and check your printer’s margins.
Turn off browser headers and footers when printing SVG files. If a drawing is cut off, check the paper size first. Fit to printable area can work for coloring and mazes, but do not use it for pieces that must retain exact dimensions.
3. Print one copy first
Check that all lines, borders and pieces are visible before printing multiple copies. An on-screen preview cannot verify how every printer will behave.
Keep a complete puzzle picture as a reference before cutting. Set the maze solution aside for checking the route. Cutting and assembly require adult help.
If the printout looks wrong
If it is too small, check the scale and turn off multiple pages per sheet. If it is rotated, select portrait orientation. For faint lines, try a higher print quality setting.
Read the activity notes and terms of use before preparing copies for other people.