Printable hexagonal paper
Flat-topped hex grid for tabletop games, mapping and crafts.
About hexagonal paper
Hex grids beat square grids whenever movement or adjacency matters: six neighbours instead of eight removes the diagonal ambiguity that makes square-grid map movement awkward. That is why tabletop games, wargames and any hex-tiling craft use them.
Choosing a size
The spacing control sets the flat-to-flat width of each hex. Choose 25 mm for a map where miniatures or tokens sit inside a hex, or 12 mm for a dense regional map.
Common uses
Tabletop RPG maps, wargames, hex-tile crafts, hive and apiary records.
Frequently asked questions
Should hexes be flat-topped or pointy-topped?
This generator draws flat-topped hexes, the common choice for maps that scroll vertically. Flat-topped hexes also tile cleanly with printed terrain tiles.
What size hex should I print for miniatures?
Measure the base of your miniatures. A 25 mm flat-to-flat hex comfortably fits a 25 mm round base; use 30 mm if you want visible spacing between figures.