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Printable Feelings Wheel

Choose a compact or detailed original feelings map, switch to ink-saving mode, and print or save it with your browser.

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Customize your printable feelings wheel

Choose a compact or detailed original feelings map and a color or ink-saving style, then use browser printing to make your copy.

Mood Check-In · A4

What feeling word fits?

Begin with a broad family, then circle or underline any nearby words. More than one word can fit.

Original six-family feelings wheelSteady: settled, peaceful, relieved, grounded, content, patient, restored, secure. Joyful: cheerful, delighted, playful, proud, grateful, inspired, excited, hopeful. Connected: caring, affectionate, moved, included, trusting, open, longing, vulnerable. Low: disappointed, lonely, discouraged, heavy, grieving, regretful, homesick, tender. Frustrated: irritated, frustrated, resentful, protective, impatient, indignant, furious, tense. Uneasy: uneasy, nervous, worried, startled, exposed, hesitant, overwhelmed, apprehensiveSTEADYsettled · peacefulrelieved · groundedcontent · patientrestored · secureJOYFULcheerful · delightedplayful · proudgrateful · inspiredexcited · hopefulCONNECTEDcaring · affectionatemoved · includedtrusting · openlonging · vulnerableLOWdisappointed · lonelydiscouraged · heavygrieving · regretfulhomesick · tenderFRUSTRATEDirritated · frustratedresentful · protectiveimpatient · indignantfurious · tenseUNEASYuneasy · nervousworried · startledexposed · hesitantoverwhelmed · apprehensiveWHAT AM IFEELING?

A word I want to explore: ____________________

What was happening: ____________________

What I may need: ________________________________________________

In the print dialog, choose your paper size and enable background graphics if you want the soft family colors. Choose Save as PDF if your browser offers it.

A printable feelings vocabulary map

A printable feelings wheel keeps broad emotion families and more specific words on one page. This original six-family map is designed as a vocabulary prompt rather than a validated assessment.

Color can make families quicker to scan, while ink-saving mode uses borders and headings so the map remains readable without relying on background colors.

How to use this free tool

  1. Choose compact or detailed vocabulary.
  2. Select color or ink-saving mode.
  3. Pick an A4 or US Letter page label.
  4. Open browser printing and choose Print or Save as PDF.

Use the map as a starting point

The categories are broad on purpose. Circle a word, add your own language in the margin, or use the map beside a journal prompt.

Helpful answers

Frequently asked questions

Is this a downloadable feelings wheel PDF?
The page does not host a separate PDF file. Use your browser's Print command and select Save as PDF when your browser or operating system offers it.
Is the feelings wheel clinically validated?
No. It is an original general-reflection vocabulary map and is not a clinical test or diagnostic tool.
Can I print it without color backgrounds?
Yes. Choose ink-saving mode before printing. Families remain identified with text headings and borders.

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