Each week recently we’ve given you information tailored to comparing specific types of credit cards such as rewards cards, cash back cards, frequent flyer cards, and balance transfer cards. Starting this week we’re going to try to make that credit card comparison process even easier and more interactive for you by adapting that information into a comparison chart format that you can fill out.

This rewards card comparison chart will help you use our previous information on comparing rewards cards by comparing several cards side by side. In addition to the factors we’ve included for comparison, you’ll find some blank columns. Use these to add other factors that are important to you (such as annual fees, interest rates, or non-rewards perks).

The first row contains an example rewards card (using details valid at the time of writing) to show you how to format the data in the chart. You can also download a .pdf version below which can be saved to your computer or printed.

If you would like to download and print a copy of this rewards card comparison chart, please use the .pdf version. (Note: You will need Adobe’s Acrobat reader or another .pdf reader to open this file.) The .pdf version will allow you to add more than five cards for comparison, and will give you additional columns to add your own comparison points when you print it out.

No matter how often you look at the different features of credit cards, sometimes you just have to see them side by side to evaluate them properly and choose the best credit card for you. We hope the rewards card comparison chart above helps you more efficiently narrow down your own rewards card options.