MemoryLab

    Memory Game Generator

    Game Settings

    6cm x 6cm

    Standard memory game size is usually 5cm or 6cm.

    Show dashed lines for cutting

    Preview Grid

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    Summary

    Unique Images:0
    Total Cards:0
    Estimated Pages:0
    How it works

    Create your memory game in 4 steps

    Turn your own photos and pictures into a ready-to-play memory game in minutes — free and with no sign-up.

    1. Upload your images

    Drag and drop or pick JPG or PNG files. Each image becomes one matching pair of cards.

    2. Adjust the cards

    Use the slider to set the size (5–6 cm recommended) and turn on cutting guides for precise trimming.

    3. Check the preview

    The live preview shows the exact layout of your cards on an A4 page before you print.

    4. Download the PDF

    Click “Generate PDF” — a print-ready file downloads instantly, right inside your browser.

    Print & assemble

    Print, cut and play

    Your PDF becomes long-lasting cards in minutes. All you need is a printer, scissors and some thicker paper.

    Print at 100%

    Print at 100% scale (not “Fit to page”) on thicker paper of 180–250 g/m² for sturdier cards.

    Cut along the guides

    Use sharp scissors or a paper trimmer to cut along the dashed lines. Round the corners if you like.

    Laminate (optional)

    Laminating extends durability and protects cards from water and wear — perfect for young children.

    Want to play right now?

    No need to print anything — start a memory game with your own images straight in your browser, and download the print-ready PDF anytime while you play.

    Game rules

    How to play memory

    Memory (pexeso) is easy to learn and a great way to build memory, focus and patience for all ages.

    Classic rules

    1. 1Shuffle all the cards and lay them face down in a neat grid.
    2. 2Players take turns — on your turn, flip any two cards face up.
    3. 3If the two cards match (a pair), you keep them and take another turn.
    4. 4If they do not match, flip them back face down and the next player goes.
    5. 5The game ends when every pair has been found. The player with the most pairs wins.

    More ways to play

    Beat the clock

    Play solo against a timer and try to find all the pairs faster than your previous best.

    Cooperative

    Play as a team and find all the pairs together — great for toddlers with no competition.

    Name and remember

    Name the picture or say a sentence for each pair you find — builds vocabulary and speech.

    Match categories

    Instead of identical images, match related ones: an animal and its baby, or a word and a picture.

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