Free Printable Shoe Size Charts (PDF)

Q: How do I print a shoe size chart at the correct scale?

Set your printer to 100% or Actual Size; never Fit to Page. Verify with the chart's credit-card or ruler check box before measuring.

Q: What if the printed chart doesn't match my ruler?

Don't use it. Reprint at 100% scale and verify the check box with a real ruler before measuring.

Q: Can I use the same printable chart for kids' feet?

No. Use a kids-specific chart instead, such as our free kids foot sizer with ages and growing-room guidance.

Q: Do I need special paper to print a shoe chart?

No, regular letter or A4 paper works. Measure on a hard, flat floor with your full weight on the chart.

Getting your shoe size right is easy with a printable measurement tool. Start with one of our own free true-size sizers below — or, if you prefer a PDF from another brand, we've gathered the best, most accurate printable shoe size charts from around the web. Print it out, and you'll have your size in minutes!

Our Free Printable Foot Sizers (Start Here)

Print one of our own true-size sizers on A4 paper — no PDF reader needed, just open, print at 100% / Actual Size, and check the built-in credit-card box before measuring.

For Adult Feet

Adult Foot Sizer (A4, true size): Stand on the sheet and read your size directly. Covers Women's US 4–12 and Men's US 6–12 (20.8–28.6 cm) with US, UK & EU sizes.

For Kids' Feet

Kids' Foot Sizer (A4, true size): From toddler to youth, US 4T–6Y with UK, EU & approximate ages. Includes growing-room and re-check tips for parents.

More Printable Charts From Other Brands (PDF Downloads)

Click the links below to download the charts. Remember to follow the printing instructions carefully for an accurate measurement.

For Kids' Feet

Kids' Measuring Guide from Nike: A printable measuring guide with videos, plus full kids' size charts by age group.

For Adult Feet

A person measuring their foot on a printable chart

How to Get an Accurate Measurement

Follow these steps carefully to ensure you get the right size:

Print at 100% Scale. When you print the PDF, do not use "Fit to Page" or any other scaling options. The printer must be set to 100% or "Actual Size" for the measurement to be correct.
Verify with a Ruler. All good charts have a measurement guide on the side (in inches or cm). After printing, use a real ruler to check that this guide is accurate. If it doesn't match, the chart is not scaled correctly.
Use a Hard, Flat Surface. Place the chart on the floor. Do not measure on a plush carpet.
Measure Both Feet. It's very common for one foot to be slightly larger than the other. Always measure both and use the size of your larger foot.
Wear the Right Socks. Wear the same type of socks you would normally wear with the shoes you plan to buy.

You Have Your Size. What's Next?

Now that you know your foot measurement, use our charts to convert it to the correct US, UK, or EU size.

See the complete International Shoe Size Conversion Charts
View our detailed Men's Shoe Size Guide
View our detailed Women's Shoe Size Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I print a shoe size chart at the correct scale?

Set your printer to 100% or "Actual Size"; never "Fit to Page". Most charts include a credit-card or ruler check: place a card on the printed box, and if it doesn't fit exactly, adjust your scaling and reprint.

What if the printed chart doesn't match my ruler?

Don't use it. A mismatched scale means every size reading will be wrong. Reprint at 100% scale, try a different printer or PDF reader, and verify the check box with a real ruler before measuring.

Can I use the same printable chart for kids' feet?

No — use our kids' foot sizer instead: children's proportions differ from adults', and it includes ages plus growing-room guidance. The Nike kids' measuring guide linked above is another option, or see our kids' chart for conversions by age.

Do I need special paper to print a shoe chart?

No, regular letter or A4 paper works. Just use a hard, flat floor (never carpet), stand with your full weight on the chart, and wear the socks you'll pair with the shoes.