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⚡ FREE · PRINT-READY A4

Formula Sheet Maker: Your Formulas on One Neat Page

Write your formulas with headings and get a printable sheet for revision.

  • 📐 Headings and named formulas
  • 🧾 1 to 3 columns
  • 🖨️ Print or save as PDF

How to use the Formula Sheet Maker

  1. 1. Start a sheetPick trigonometry, calculus, kinematics or a blank sheet, and give it a title.
  2. 2. Edit the formulasOne per line. Start a heading with #, and put an optional name before a colon.
  3. 3. Download and printChoose columns and text size, preview it and download a print-ready file.

How to write your sheet

The format is simple plain text:

  • A line starting with # becomes a heading, like # Double angle.
  • A line with a short name, a colon and a formula shows the name in bold, like Product rule: (uv)′ = u′v + uv′.
  • Any other line is shown as it is.

Each heading keeps its formulas together, so a block is not split across columns when printed. You can type symbols such as ², √, π, θ, ∫ and ≤ straight into the box or copy them from your notes.

Worked example

The trigonometry starter has three headings: identities, double angle, and sum and difference. Under the double angle heading you have sin 2θ = 2 sinθ cosθ and cos 2θ = cos²θ − sin²θ = 1 − 2 sin²θ = 2 cos²θ − 1. With two columns and normal text, all of it fits on part of one A4 page, leaving room to add formulas from your own syllabus.

Download the file, open it in your browser and press Print. Choose A4 and print, or choose Save as PDF to keep it on your phone.

Making a sheet that helps

Writing the sheet is itself revision: you decide what matters and say it in the fewest symbols. Group formulas by unit, add the conditions that go with them (like n ≠ −1 for the power rule of integration), and define symbols once at the bottom. Check every formula against your textbook. Many exams do not allow formula sheets in the hall, so use this for revision only unless your exam says otherwise.

For maths practice, try the scientific calculator.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use maths symbols?

Yes. Type or paste Unicode symbols such as ², √, π, θ, ∑ and ∫. They print as they appear.

Can I write fractions or LaTeX?

The sheet shows plain text, so write fractions inline, like (a + b) / c. LaTeX code is not converted.

Are the starter formulas checked?

They are standard textbook formulas, but always check them against your own syllabus before you rely on them.

Is it free?

Yes. You enter your name and WhatsApp number once to get the sheet, and other Uncodemy tools then open without the form.

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