Apps like Times Tables for Kids exist for one reason: a kid needs to get faster at multiplication facts before the timer runs out, whether that timer is a real test tomorrow or just a parent’s patience tonight. We stripped that idea down to its core and built Fact Flash, a free multiplication drill that runs right here in your browser. No install, no account, no ads between a kid and their next question.
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Type an answer or tap the keypad, then press Enter. The 60-second clock starts on your first answer.
How it works
Pick a table range of 1 to 5, 10, 12 or 15, then answer as many multiplication questions as you can before the 60-second clock hits zero. Every question stays inside the range you picked, so a kid practicing their 5s never gets ambushed by a 14 times table question. Type the answer on a physical keyboard and press Enter, or tap the on-screen number pad and hit its Enter key, both work the same way and both are sized for small screens.
A correct answer adds to your score and extends your streak with an instant green flash. A wrong answer breaks the streak but the round keeps going, so one slip never ends the session early. Everyone gets the same order of questions on a given day for a given range, so a kid comparing runs with a sibling or classmate is racing through identical facts. Your best score and best streak per range are saved in your browser’s local storage, nothing leaves your device. When time is up, you see your correct count, your best streak from that round, and how many answers per minute you averaged, measured against your personal best. Tap “Play again” and a new round starts instantly.
How it compares to Times Tables for Kids
Times Tables for Kids goes considerably further than what we built. It tracks long-term progress across sessions, includes multiple game modes and reward animations built to hold a kid’s attention over weeks, and works fully offline once installed on a phone or tablet. It is designed for a parent who wants a dedicated app that sticks around and reports back on which tables a child still struggles with.
Fact Flash keeps the one piece that makes a drill app worth opening in the first place: see a question, answer fast, watch your streak and score climb. We dropped the reward animations, the long-term history, and the offline installer. There is no account, no badges, and no progress report beyond your best score and streak for each range.
If a kid just needs five focused minutes of times tables practice before a quiz, or you want a quick warm-up without installing anything on a shared family tablet, this covers it. If you want a tool that sticks around, tracks weeks of progress, and adapts as a kid improves, the full app is built for that job and this is not trying to replace it.
Get the full app
Times Tables for Kids (Games) is free to download on Android and includes multiple practice modes, progress tracking, and offline play beyond the single 60-second drill here. If you want a broader comparison of times tables apps, we also compared seven Times Tables alternatives covering full math curricula, homework solvers, and other drill apps.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the real Times Tables for Kids?
No. Fact Flash is an original multiplication drill we built, inspired by the fast-facts practice idea behind Times Tables for Kids. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to SpeedyMind or Times Tables for Kids in any way. For long-term progress tracking and more game modes, download the official app using the link above.
Can I play times tables online for free?
Yes. Fact Flash needs no signup, no install, and no payment. Open the page, type or tap your first answer, and the 60-second round starts immediately.
What table ranges are available?
Four presets: 1 to 5, 1 to 10, 1 to 12, and 1 to 15. Every question in a round stays inside whichever range you pick, and the range you choose is remembered the next time you open the page.
Does everyone get the same questions?
Yes, for a given range on a given day. The daily order is generated from the date itself, so two kids practicing the same range on the same day see an identical sequence of questions, which makes comparing scores fair.
Does it work offline and is my score saved?
Once the page has loaded, it is a single file with no outside requests, so it keeps working even if your connection drops. Your best score and best streak for each range are saved in your browser’s local storage on your device only, nothing is sent anywhere.
