Printable Visual Schedule for Autism
Print it for the wall, keep it on the phone — the same steps in both places.
Paper on the wall, phone in the bag
A visual schedule works because it answers what now, what next, and when it ends without a single verbal prompt. Print the strip for the fridge and the classroom wall, and carry the same sequence in the app for outings. AutismDock generates PDF strips from your own routines, with photos or pictograms, in five languages — so home, school and therapy all use identical images.
Key benefits
Free PDF
Print at home.
Same on phone
Identical images.
Photos or pictos
Use what works.
5 languages
es · en · fr · ar · zh
What's included
- Morning, evening, school and bathroom strips.
- Custom routines from your own photos.
- Pictogram library included.
- First-then version.
- Check-off and timer in-app.
- Shared with the second parent.
- Offline access.
- Free to download.
Frequently asked questions
How many steps should a schedule have?+
Start with three to five and add steps only once the sequence is automatic.
Photos or pictograms?+
Photos of the child's real objects usually transfer fastest for younger learners.
Where should it go?+
At the child's eye level, where the routine happens.
Can I use it at school too?+
Yes, use identical images at home and school.
Is the PDF really free?+
Yes, the core printable schedules are free.