Free Autism Printables (PDF)
Visual schedules, communication cards, token boards and feelings charts — customise them, export a print-ready PDF, and keep the same set digitally.
One vocabulary, on paper and on screen
Most families end up with a drawer full of printables downloaded from different sites: one pictogram style for the schedule, another for the communication cards, a third for the reward chart. That inconsistency makes learning harder. AutismDock's DockyPrint builds every material from the same pictogram library and the same colour coding, so a card on the fridge looks exactly like the one on the tablet. Choose the template, edit the content, print — and if paper gets lost, the digital twin is still there, speaking out loud.
Key benefits
Print-ready PDFs
Correct sizes for laminating and velcro.
Fully customisable
Your pictograms, photos, text and language.
Consistent set
Paper and digital materials always match.
5 languages
English, Spanish, French, Arabic and Chinese.
What's included
- Visual schedule and routine strip templates.
- PECS and communication card packs.
- Token boards and first-then boards.
- Feelings charts and calm-down plans.
- Emergency SOS card with key information.
- Upload your own photos for real objects and people.
- Fitzgerald colour coding by word type.
- Digital versions with natural voice included.
Download your first printables free
No card required. Export a PDF in under two minutes.
Try free for 7 daysFrequently asked questions
What autism printables are included?+
Visual schedules and routine strips, PECS and communication cards, token boards, feelings charts, first-then boards, calm-down plans and an emergency SOS card.
Are the printables really free?+
Yes. You can build and export PDFs for free. Premium removes limits on saved sets, adds themed pack libraries and natural voices in the digital versions.
Can I customise them before printing?+
Yes — choose pictograms or your own photos, edit the text, pick the card size and the language before exporting.
What size should I print visual supports at?+
5 cm cards work for early communication and wall schedules; 2.5 cm cards suit portable strips and folders. Both templates are included.
Do I need to laminate them?+
For daily use, yes — laminating plus velcro dots makes cards last and lets you reorder them. For a trial run, plain paper is fine.
Can I use the same materials on a tablet?+
Yes. Everything you print exists digitally in the app too, with voice output — so the vocabulary stays identical across home, school and therapy.