Venn diagram maker
Make a 2- or 3-circle Venn diagram to print: filled in, or as a blank sorting sheet with a word bank and an answer key.
One item per line. Short items (up to about 25 letters) fit best.
Built by an exact algorithm, without AI. Print it or choose “Save as PDF” in the print window.
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Frogs and fish
Write each word from the box in the right part of the diagram.
Frogs and fish — Answers (for the teacher)
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Venn diagram maker — 2 or 3 circles, printable, free
A Venn diagram maker for the classroom: name two or three circles, type the items for each part, and the diagram is drawn for you. Print it filled in to explain a topic, or as a sorting worksheet: the circles stay empty, all items appear shuffled in a word bank, and students write each one in the right place. An answer key with the completed diagram comes on its own page. Use it to compare and contrast characters, animals, shapes, countries or numbers.
How to use it
- 1Choose 2 or 3 circles and name them.
- 2Type the items for each part, one per line.
- 3Print the filled diagram, or the sorting sheet with a word bank and an answer key.
Ideas for your classroom
- Compare two characters from a class novel.
- Sort animals by their features in science.
- Sort numbers: multiples of 2, multiples of 3, both.
- Compare and contrast two countries or historical periods.
Sorting activities that check themselves
Edform worksheets and quizzes include sorting and matching questions that students do on any device, graded for you.
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Is the Venn diagram maker free?
You can try it free without an account. After a few uses a free Edform teacher account keeps it unlimited, with no credit card.
Can I make a blank Venn diagram?
Yes. Leave the items empty and print, or keep the sorting-sheet option on to print empty circles with your items in a word bank.
Can it do 3 circles?
Yes. Three circles have seven parts plus “outside all circles”, and each part gets its own box in the form.
Is there an answer key?
Yes. The sorting sheet comes with a second page showing the completed diagram. “Another version” shuffles the word bank.
Can students sort items online?
Yes, in Edform: sorting and matching questions let students drag items into groups on their own devices, and they check themselves.
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