Valentines Maze Printables
Mazes shaped like a heart, a love letter, a key and a cupcake. Pick a shape and a level, then print.
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How to use the Valentine’s Day maze maker
- Choose a shape from the Valentine’s Day group next to the settings: heart, love letter, key or cupcake.
- Pick a difficulty. Very easy, Easy, Medium, Hard, Very hard and Expert set how many cells the picture is divided into.
- For young children, open More options on the Design tab and tick Kid-friendly (thicker walls, wider paths).
- Click New maze if you want a different puzzle with the same settings. Edit the Title field if you want a different print title.
- Open the Print tab. Set Mazes per page, Number of pages, Paper size, Page layout and any extras such as Number the mazes or Add answer pages.
- Click Print / Save as PDF. Choose Save as PDF as the destination if you want a file. Download SVG or Download PNG saves the maze as an image.
Show solution draws the route in red so you can check a maze before you print it. Copy link shares the exact sheet, so anyone you send it to gets the same puzzle.
The Start and Finish labels and the title can be switched on or off on the Print tab, so a card or place setting can show the maze without extra text. The page address keeps your settings, so Copy link reopens the same shape and difficulty.
Which Valentine’s Day shapes are there?
There are four: heart, love letter, key and cupcake. The love letter is an envelope with a small heart seal, and the key has a round hole in its bow. That hole is solid, so the route goes around it. The heart is shared with the fall page, while the other three are drawn for this page.
Route length depends on the shape. The key is long and thin, so its routes are short. Measured on the site’s generator (average of 20 mazes), the route is about 29 cells at Very easy, 60 at Easy and 201 at Hard. The cupcake is the longest, at about 72, 156 and 599 cells. The heart and love letter fall between them.
Can I use them at a class party?
Yes. The Print tab lets you make a full set. You can place up to 6 mazes per page, print up to 20 pages, and choose US Letter or A4 paper. Each maze in a printed set gets its own seed, so every student can receive a different puzzle. Copy link saves the exact set, so you can reprint it identically later.
The Worksheet page layout adds a name and date line, which helps when you collect the sheets. Add answer pages puts the solutions, drawn in red, after the maze pages, so you can check the work without making a separate key.
Are there easy Valentine mazes for young children?
Yes. Choose Very easy difficulty, which uses 16 cells across the picture, and tick Kid-friendly. That option uses about 20 % fewer cells than the usual setting and gives thicker walls and wider paths, so a child can trace the route with a crayon.
Very easy and Easy also open a few extra passages, so there is more than one way to reach the Finish. This keeps the puzzle from feeling stuck. For the shortest routes, try the key, which has about 29 cells of route at Very easy.
How does difficulty change a Valentine maze?
Difficulty sets the detail of the picture, from 16 cells across at Very easy to 70 at Expert. More cells mean a longer route, more dead ends and a smoother outline. The outer wall always follows the shape you chose. Start and Finish are placed on the outline at the two points that are farthest apart along the maze’s paths.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a free printable Valentine maze?
Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up and runs in your browser. Click Print / Save as PDF to print it or save it as a file.
How do I get the same maze again?
Each puzzle comes from a seed, and the same seed and settings always give the same puzzle. Use Copy link to share the exact sheet, and a reprint will be identical.
How do I make a different maze in the same shape?
Click New maze. You get a new puzzle with the same shape, difficulty and print settings.
Where are the Start and Finish?
They sit on the outline at the two points that are farthest apart along the maze’s paths. This is set automatically, so you do not need to place them.
Can I print the answers?
Yes. Turn on Add answer pages in the Print tab, and the solutions appear after the maze pages in red. You can also use Show solution to view the route before printing.
Can I sell the Valentine mazes I make?
Yes. The shape outlines are our own drawings, and every maze you make is royalty-free for personal, classroom and commercial use, including Etsy printables, Teachers Pay Teachers and KDP books. No credit is required, and the only thing you may not do is copy the generator itself to run a competing service.
Related tools
- Holiday mazes: Fall and Thanksgiving mazes, for seasonal printables beyond Valentine’s Day.
- Easy mazes: Easy mazes, when you want a gentler route for any age.
- Maze worksheets: Maze worksheets, for classroom sets with name and date lines.
- Maze coloring pages: Maze coloring pages, when you want a maze that can also be coloured.
- Easter mazes: Easter mazes, for the next holiday on the calendar.
- Animal mazes: Animal mazes, for children who like creatures more than hearts.
- Printable mazes: Plain rectangle mazes at six difficulty levels.