✎ This is a blank dot grid, not a puzzle to solve — print it out and connect the dots with a pencil to design your own maze from scratch. Prints on a single page.
A grid of 400 dots (20×20). Draw a line between dots — horizontally or vertically only, never diagonally — to build the walls of your very own maze. Leave a gap at one edge for the entrance and another for the exit.
How to Make Your Own Maze
Pick a start and an end. Choose two dots on opposite edges of the grid — these are your entrance and exit, so leave the connecting line at those two spots open.
Draw the walls. Connect dots with straight lines (up, down, left, or right — no diagonals) to build corridors. Every line you draw becomes a wall a solver can't cross.
Build one true path. For a maze with a single correct solution, make sure your walls don't create more than one way to reach the exit. A few dead-end corridors branching off the true path make it more fun to solve.
Trace the answer lightly first. Some maze-makers find it easier to pencil a faint path from start to exit first, then build walls around it, erasing the guide line at the end.
Swap and solve. Once it's finished, trade with a friend or family member and see who can find the way through each other's maze.
Suggested Use for Groups
Print out enough copies for everyone in a group — family, classroom, or party — to design their own maze. Once everyone's finished, make a photocopy of each one and pass the copies around so every person gets a turn solving a maze someone else in the group built.
About This Sheet
Make Me A-Mazed 2 is a blank 20×20 dot grid — 400 dots in all — meant as a starting point rather than a puzzle with a built-in answer. It's a companion to our regular printable mazes: instead of solving one we've already built, this sheet lets you design your own from scratch, at whatever difficulty you like.