Free printable board
Blank board communication board
Twelve empty squares. Add your own pictures, photos and words.
Letter size, 6 KB. Print at 100%, not scaled to fit. No sign-in and no email. A4, a second language and your own photos are in the board maker.
What is on the board
4 by 3 squares, with Yes and No along the bottom.
Who it suits
Anyone making a board from scratch for one person: their own words, pictures and photos.
For the helper: put on their glasses and hearing aids, say the board title out loud, wait while the person points, say the word out loud, and confirm with Yes or No.
Common questions
What can I put on a blank board?
Anything: pictures from a catalogue of about five thousand, photos from your device, or words only. Change the grid from one square up to eight by six, and turn the topic colours on or off.
Does the board save?
Every change saves in your browser on your device, and you can keep a backup file to move a board to another device or keep it safe. Nothing is uploaded.
From the book
This board follows page 111 of Communication Boards for Adults, a large-print paperback of 112 boards with Yes and No on every page. Four of its boards are free to download here, and the whole book is on the store.
Boards made here are designed to support everyday communication between a person and their helpers.
A communication support aid, not a medical device, and not a substitute for assessment by a speech-language pathologist.