Alignment chart templates
32 alignment chart templates, filled in or blank. Open one in the editor, change any box or label, and download it. It is free and needs no account.
New to the format? Read what an alignment chart is and how to read one.
Classics
The D&D grid itself, plus the 2x2 and 3x3 classics that cross two traits, like effort and talent.
What is your alignment?
Big brain or no thoughts?
Political compass
Pure of heart or pure chaos?
Do they know, or just sound like it?
Born with it or worked for it?
Great idea, but how did it go?
Tired but wired
Vibe check
Internet formats
Meme formats from fandoms and group chats: cinnamon rolls, plot twists, hot takes.
Never judge a cinnamon roll
Looks cool vs is cool
Never judge by the cover
Who makes it to the end?
Who is the main character?
Correct, but nobody agrees
Food and everyday life
Pizza, cereal, coffee, cats and airports, sorted from Lawful Good to Chaotic Evil.
Pizza eating alignment
Cereal alignment
Coffee order alignment
Dishwasher alignment
Sleeping position alignment
Texting alignment
Do you return the cart?
Cat alignment
Friend group alignment
Airport alignment
Work and school
Meetings, group projects, email sign-offs and the classroom. Keep the boxes about habits, not coworkers.
Meeting alignment
Group project alignment
Email sign-off alignment
Classroom alignment
Blank grids
Empty 2x2, 3x3 and 4x4 grids with the labels in place, for an idea of your own.
None of these fit your idea? Pick your own axes and any grid size from 2x2 to 5x5. Start from an empty chart