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Chore chart for couples printable: blank, filled-in and fillable
A one-page chart in three designs: zones of the home instead of one-off tasks, two blank name columns, a line for what “done” means, a day for weekly jobs, and a reward line for the heavy rows. It is the chart behind the article, with a sheet of pact cards, and the blank pages download with one click.
- Pages in the set
- 3 charts, 1 sheet of pact cards, 2 pages of chore ideas
- Paper
- US Letter and A4, portrait, print at 100 %
- Versions
- Blank PDF, filled-in example PDF, fillable PDF you can type into
- Design
- Minimal, Warm and Color; reuse in a plastic sleeve with a whiteboard marker
- Goes with
- Chore chart for couples: how to make one that sticks
Choose a design
Three chart designs and one sheet of pact cards. All are included in each download, together with the list of 64 household chores on pages 5 and 6.
What is on the printable chore chart for couples, and why
Zones of the home, one row each, because a zone can be owned whole and a task cannot. Two name columns that you fill in, because a chart with “his” and “hers” already printed has made a decision for you. A short line for what “done” means, because “I did the dishes” and “the kitchen is clean” are different jobs.
A day for weekly jobs. A tick box. And a reward line only on the heavy rows, because cleaning the oven is not the same size as feeding the cat; for a priced reward menu see the reward menu for two adults.
The example page shows one way to fill it in. It is a demonstration, not a recommendation: the split on your sheet is the one you both signed.
Filled in together at the table, not handed from one of you to the other.
How to print the chart
Choose US Letter in the United States and Canada, A4 elsewhere. Portrait, actual size or 100 %, one page per sheet, single-sided. Print one page first as a test.
Before you agree the split, add up the minutes per person with the chore split calculator; the rest of the guides for two adults sharing a home are in Couples & Chores.
If you want the edge-to-edge look from the photos, trim the outer margins along the guides. For the cards, cut each one out separately. To reuse a chart every week, laminate it or slide it into a plastic sleeve and write with a whiteboard marker.
Printed on US Letter and checked off over breakfast, while the week is still ahead.
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Pin it now and the chart is on your board when you sit down to split the week. Two columns, a line for what done actually means, and the reward you agreed on — blank and fillable, US Letter and A4.
This chart lives in Alpacto
The same zones and rewards as an app: coins counted automatically, reminders sent by the app instead of by a partner.