How to Use a Multiplication Table — Free Interactive Tool (2026)

Use the free interactive Brevio Multiplication Table to explore the 12×12 times table or practice with a built-in quiz mode — no sign-up needed.

How to Use the Multiplication Table

1. Open the tool in Table View to see the full 12×12 grid.
2. Click any cell to highlight its entire row and column, making it easy to trace which two numbers produce that product.
3. Click the highlighted cell again to deselect it.
4. Switch to Quiz Mode to practice — a random multiplication question appears and you type the answer.
5. Track your streak: consecutive correct answers build your streak counter.

How to Read a Multiplication Table

Find the first number along the top row and the second number along the left column. Follow the column down and the row across — where they intersect is the product. For example, to find 7 × 8, find 7 in the top row and 8 in the left column; the cell where they meet shows 56.

Tips for Memorizing Times Tables

Start with the easy patterns: the 1× table (any number times 1 is itself), the 2× table (double the number), the 5× table (ends in 0 or 5), and the 10× table (add a zero). The 9× table has a pattern: digits always sum to 9 (9×2=18, 1+8=9; 9×7=63, 6+3=9). Once you know the commutative property (3×7 = 7×3), you only need to memorize about half the table. Use quiz mode for the combinations you find hardest.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size is the table?

The table covers 1×1 through 12×12 — 144 products total.

Does quiz mode track my score?

Quiz mode tracks your current streak (consecutive correct answers). There is no persistent score across sessions.

Is the tool free?

Yes, completely free with no account required.

Why learn multiplication tables?

Automatic recall of times tables frees up working memory for harder math problems. Students who know their tables solve multi-digit multiplication and division significantly faster.