Percentage worksheet generator.

What’s on each worksheet

Every sheet has a title, name and date lines, and numbered questions with space for the answer. A second page is the answer key: each question with its answer and the working, step by step, so students can check where they went wrong and not just whether they did.

Question types

• X% of Y: “What is 15% of 80?”
• X is what % of Y: “12 is what percent of 80?”
• X is Y% of what: “12 is 15% of what number?”, the reverse question students find hardest
• Increase or decrease a number by a percentage, and percent change between two numbers
• Discounts and tips, with prices in dollars and cents

Pick one type for focused practice, or several for a mixed review. Questions rotate through the types you choose, so a 20-question sheet with four types has five of each.

Difficulty levels

Whole numbers chooses numbers so the core answers come out whole: 15% of 80 rather than 15% of 83. Decimals uses rates like 12.5% and 8.25% and asks for answers to two decimal places. Word problems puts the same math into short everyday situations: quiz scores, deposits, sale prices and restaurant bills.

Reprinting the same sheet

The sheet code is a seed: the same code with the same settings always produces the same questions, in the same order. Share the link with a class, print a fresh copy next week, or give a student the answer key later. Click “New sheet” for a different set.

Printing

“Print or save as PDF” opens your browser’s print dialog with only the worksheet and answer key on the page, at A4 or US Letter size. Choose a printer, or “Save as PDF” to keep a file. The sheets are black and white and print cleanly on any printer.