Bingo Card Maker

Bingo Card Maker prints a full set of bingo cards in one go and helps you run the game. Choose classic 75-ball cards (B 1–15, I 16–30, N 31–45, G 46–60, O 61–75) with a free centre square, proper UK 90-ball tickets, or cards made from your own words, phrases or emoji for a baby shower, a classroom or a meeting.

The 90-ball tickets follow the real rules: three rows of five numbers, each column holding its own range (1–9, 10–19 up to 80–90), and every strip of six tickets using each number exactly once. Every set is checked so that no two cards are the same, and each card carries a number and a game number, so you can print the same set again later.

The PDF lays out 1, 2 or 4 cards to a page (6 tickets for 90-ball) on A4 or US Letter, with dashed cutting lines and a caller’s sheet at the end. On the night, the built-in caller draws numbers or words fairly, never repeats, can read each call aloud, and checks any card number for a line or a full house. It all runs in your browser: nothing is uploaded, and there is no sign-up or watermark.

1. Pick the game: 75-ball, 90-ball or Words. For Words, type your list or pick one from Examples, then choose 3 × 3, 4 × 4 or 5 × 5.
2. Set the title, the free centre space text and a colour.
3. Choose the number of cards (1 to 100), how many per page and the paper size. Use the arrows to look through the cards, or New cards to reshuffle.
4. Press Download PDF and print. The last page is the caller’s sheet.
5. To play, press Call next in “Call the game” for each draw, and type a card number into “Check a card” when someone shouts bingo.

• 75-ball cards with the correct column ranges and an optional free centre square with your own text
• UK 90-ball tickets in proper strips of six covering 1–90, 15 numbers per ticket
• Word, phrase and emoji cards on 3 × 3, 4 × 4 or 5 × 5 grids, with ready-made example lists
• Up to 100 cards per set, every card checked to be different
• Game number to recreate the exact same set later
• PDF with 1, 2 or 4 cards per page (6 for tickets), A4 or US Letter, cutting guides and a caller’s sheet
• Five colour themes, an ink-saving dark grey and any colour of your own
• On-screen caller with fair draws, undo, call history, a board of every call and optional read-aloud
• Card checker that names the winning lines, two lines or full house

• For word bingo, add more words than the card needs. With exactly 24 words every card holds the same words, so many players finish at once.
• Note the game number before printing. Typing it back in later, with the same settings, gives you the very same cards for checking winners.
• Four cards per page suits A4 well for 75-ball and word cards; choose 1 per page for young children or anyone who needs large print.
• Use the ink-saving grey theme and the 6-per-page strip layout for a big 90-ball night.
• Read calls aloud uses your device’s own built-in voice, so it sounds different on each device.