Printable Shoe Size Chart

Download and print our shoe size chart for men, women, and kids. Includes US, UK, EU, JP, CN sizes and width options. PDF and image formats available. A printable chart is perfect for keeping at home, taking to stores, or sharing with family members to help everyone find their perfect shoe size.

Printable shoe size charts are convenient tools for quick reference when shopping. They allow you to measure your feet at home and compare with standard sizing systems, making online shopping easier and more accurate. When printed correctly, these charts provide reliable size references for all major international sizing standards.

How to Use a Printable Shoe Size Chart

Step-by-Step Guide

Download the Chart: Download the printable shoe size chart PDF or image file. Make sure you have a PDF reader or image viewer installed.
Print at 100% Scale: When printing, ensure your printer settings are set to 100% scale with no scaling options enabled. This is crucial for accurate measurements.
Check Calibration: Most printable charts include calibration marks (like a 1-inch reference line). Measure this after printing to verify the chart printed correctly.
Measure Your Foot: Place your foot on the chart and align your heel with the starting point. Read your size where your longest toe ends.
Compare with Size Tables: Use the size conversion tables on the chart to find your equivalent size in different systems (US, UK, EU, JP, CN).

Printing Tips for Accuracy

✓Use Standard Paper: Print on standard A4 or letter-size paper (80-100 gsm) for best results. Avoid glossy or coated paper as it may affect measurement accuracy.
✓Check Print Settings: Ensure margins are set to minimum and the chart prints at 100% scale. Disable any "fit to page" or scaling options.
✓Verify Calibration: After printing, measure the calibration marks on the chart. If they don't match the specified measurements, adjust your printer settings and reprint.
✓Measure Both Feet: Always measure both feet, as they can differ slightly in size. Use the larger measurement for the most accurate sizing.

When to Use a Printable Shoe Size Chart

Home Measurement

Measure your feet in the comfort of your own home at any time. This is especially useful for measuring children's feet, as they may be more cooperative at home than in a store.

Measure in the afternoon when feet are at their largest, and measure both feet to account for any size differences.

Store Shopping

Bring the printed chart to physical stores to quickly reference your size across different brands and sizing systems. This helps when stores don't have your preferred size system displayed.

Having a printed chart eliminates the need to check your phone repeatedly while shopping.

Family Reference

Keep a printed chart at home for the whole family to use. This is especially helpful for parents shopping for children, as you can quickly check sizes without needing to access online tools.

A printed chart is also useful for gift shopping, as you can measure someone's foot without them knowing.

Online Shopping

Use the printed chart to measure your feet before online shopping, ensuring you order the correct size the first time. This reduces the need for returns and exchanges.

Having your measurements ready makes online shopping faster and more accurate, especially when shopping from international retailers.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

❌ Printing at Wrong Scale

The most common mistake is printing the chart with scaling enabled (like "fit to page"). This makes all measurements inaccurate. Always print at 100% scale and verify with calibration marks.

❌ Not Measuring Both Feet

Many people have slightly different sized feet. Always measure both feet and use the larger measurement for the most accurate sizing. The difference can be up to half a size.

❌ Measuring at Wrong Time of Day

Feet swell throughout the day and are largest in the afternoon. Measure in the afternoon for the most accurate size, especially if you'll be wearing the shoes during the day.

❌ Not Standing While Measuring

Always stand with your full weight on the foot you're measuring. Sitting or not putting weight on your foot will give an inaccurate measurement, as feet spread when bearing weight.

❌ Ignoring Calibration Marks

Always check the calibration marks after printing. If they don't match the specified measurements, your chart is not accurate and you need to adjust your printer settings and reprint.

Advanced Printing Tips

Printer Settings

Paper Size: Use A4 (210 x 297 mm) or US Letter (8.5 x 11 inches)
Orientation: Portrait orientation for most charts
Quality: Standard or normal quality is sufficient
Color: Black and white printing works fine
Margins: Set to minimum (0.2 inches or 5mm)
Scaling: Must be set to 100% (no scaling)

Verification Steps

After printing, immediately check the calibration marks
Use a ruler to measure the calibration line (usually 1 inch or 2.54 cm)
If the measurement matches, your chart is accurate
If it doesn't match, check your printer settings and reprint
Keep the printed chart flat and avoid folding or creasing
Store in a dry place to prevent paper warping

We're working on creating a printable shoe size chart PDF. In the meantime, you can use our interactiveshoe size charts orshoe size converter to find your perfect fit.

(Printable PDF coming soon)

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I print the shoe size chart?

Once the printable PDF is available, click the download button, open the PDF file, and print at 100% scale for accurate measurement. Make sure to disable any scaling options in your printer settings. Most charts include calibration marks that you can measure after printing to verify accuracy.

Is the printable chart accurate?

Yes, printable charts are accurate as long as you print at 100% scale and follow the instructions on the chart. The accuracy depends on correct printing, so always verify the calibration marks after printing. If the calibration marks don't match the specified measurements, adjust your printer settings and reprint.

What paper should I use for printing?

Use standard A4 or letter-size paper (80-100 gsm) for best results. Avoid glossy or coated paper as it may affect measurement accuracy. Ensure the paper is flat and unwrinkled before printing. White paper provides the best contrast for reading measurements.

Can I use the printable chart for all shoe types?

Yes, printable shoe size charts work for all types of shoes including athletic shoes, dress shoes, boots, and sandals. However, keep in mind that different shoe types may have different fit characteristics.

Athletic shoes: May need slightly more room for movement
Dress shoes: Often fit more precisely; may need exact size
Boots: May need extra room for thick socks
Sandals: More forgiving; can accommodate slight variations

How often should I reprint the chart?

You don't need to reprint the chart frequently unless it becomes damaged or you notice the measurements are no longer accurate. However, you should re-measure your feet periodically, especially:

After significant weight changes
During pregnancy (feet can change size)
As you age (feet can spread and lengthen)
For children (every 3-4 months during growth spurts)

Can I use the chart on my phone or tablet?

While you can view the chart on a phone or tablet, it's not recommended for accurate measurements. Screen sizes and scaling can vary, making it difficult to get precise measurements. A printed chart on paper is always more accurate and reliable.

If you must use a digital device, make sure the screen is large enough and the chart is displayed at 100% zoom. However, for the most accurate results, always use a printed chart.