Printable Medium Sudoku — 4 Per Page

Four freshly generated medium sudoku puzzles on a single A4 or US Letter sheet — a half-day's worth of newspaper-style puzzles in one print. Each of the four grids is generated from a distinct seed, so no two puzzles on the sheet are the same. Medium is the difficulty most national newspapers print under the 'standard' label, which makes this four-per-page layout the closest equivalent we offer to receiving a paper-based puzzle ration without paying for the paper.

The four-up layout works particularly well for medium because the difficulty rewards intermittent attention. You can solve one puzzle on the morning commute, a second over lunch, a third on the evening commute, and the fourth before bed — all on the same sheet, all reachable from the same back-pocket fold. Medium grids need light pencil marks but rarely full candidate notation, so the slightly smaller cell sizes on a four-per-page layout (around eight millimetres on the long edge) remain comfortable for the kind of one-or-two-candidate corner marks medium puzzles call for.

Commuter solvers are the most consistent audience for this layout. A printed sheet survives a backpack better than a phone battery, and folded once it fits inside a hardback book or a leather notebook. Office workers print a stack on Monday and have a week's worth of medium puzzles ready by Friday. Parents print a sheet for the kids and a sheet for themselves on long-haul flights. Care home staff distribute them as quiet-hour activity sheets. The format adapts to the use case in a way that a single full-page puzzle does not.

Every puzzle on the sheet is uniquely solvable by logic, with a single valid completion and no guessing required. Each carries its own ID number; scan the corner QR code to jump to that specific puzzle in the on-screen solver if you want to verify the solution or hand it off mid-solve. Refresh the page to generate four new puzzles at the same difficulty.

Four-per-page printable medium sudoku is free, with no account gate, no per-day generation limit, and no watermarks on the printed sheet. The license permits free reproduction for personal, classroom, care home, church, and community use; commercial sale of the printed sheets is the only thing we ask you not to do. Switch to six-per-page for a denser layout or one-per-page for a full-size single-puzzle version of the same difficulty.

For the regular newspaper-puzzle reader, four-per-page medium is the most balanced of the three available layouts — enough cell width to write light pencil marks comfortably, enough puzzles per sheet to last several days.