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The transcript your records have already earned
Updated June 2026
Homeschoolio's transcript generator turns the courses and grades you already recorded into a college-ready, one-page high-school transcript. It totals the credits, calculates weighted or unweighted GPA, and lays everything out in a format admissions offices recognize.
Everything a transcript needs
- Courses grouped your way, by year or by subject, with grade-level grouping.
- Weighted and unweighted GPA, per term and cumulative, with honors and AP weighting.
- Credits assigned by course completion or by logged hours, fully adjustable.
- A school profile block, graduation date, and your family or school name.
Built from what you logged
Because the grades come from your gradebook, you are not re-typing anything. Record grades through the year and the transcript assembles itself, ready to print or share as a PDF. Dual-enrollment and outside courses drop in as line items.
Get the GPA right
A wrong GPA is a trust problem, so the math is the point. Toggle weighted or unweighted, set a custom letter-to-GPA scale, and the generator recalculates cleanly. If you want to understand the method first, our guide on how to build a homeschool transcript walks through credits and GPA step by step, and there is a free transcript template to see the layout.
How Homeschoolio helps
The transcript generator is the high-school end of one connected record: log the day, grade the work, and the final document is already done. Homeschoolio works offline and lets you export every record to PDF and CSV any time, free.
Common questions
How do I make a homeschool transcript?
List the high-school courses, assign a credit and a grade to each, and group them by year or by subject. The generator totals the credits and calculates GPA, then lays it out on a one-page transcript colleges recognize. For the full walk-through, see our guide to building a transcript.
Does it calculate weighted and unweighted GPA?
Yes, both are computed side by side: an unweighted GPA on the standard 4.0 scale, and a weighted GPA that applies the usual bonuses (+0.5 for honors, +1.0 for AP and dual enrollment). Everything recalculates as you add courses.
How are credits assigned?
Most high-school courses are 1.0 credit for a full year or 0.5 for a semester, and many states count roughly 120 to 160 hours as one credit. You set each course’s credit value, and the transcript totals only credits actually earned: an F or a no-pass never inflates the count.
Can I include dual-enrollment or outside courses?
Yes. Add courses taken at a community college, co-op, or online provider with the provider named and the grade earned, and mark them dual enrollment so the weighted GPA applies the bonus. The transcript reflects everything your student did.