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Free Printable Eye Charts (PDF)

[Answer-first intro: print out an eye chart for home, school or clinic use. Each chart is sized for accurate printing on Letter and A4, with instructions.]

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Choose a chart

[Snellen thumbnail]

Snellen eye chart

Best for: adults, readers

[10-ft thumbnail]

10-foot eye chart

Best for: small rooms

[Pediatric thumbnail]

Pediatric eye chart

Best for: ages 3–6

[Tumbling E thumbnail]

Tumbling E chart

Best for: non-readers

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DMV eye chart

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How to use a printed eye chart at home

1

Print at 100% scale

[Check the ruler line]

2

Measure the distance

[10 or 20 feet]

3

Test one eye at a time

[Record the smallest line]

Which eye chart should I use?

ChartDistanceWho it suits
Snellen20 ft[Adults who read letters]
10-foot10 ft[Smaller rooms]
Pediatric (LEA-style shapes)10 ft[Preschoolers]
Tumbling E10 / 20 ft[Non-readers, any language]

Free for schools, nurses and clinics

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