Free printable bingo card generator
Choose numbers or type your own words, pick a size and print straight away. Every card is different and numbered. No account, nothing stored. Prefer bingo with pictures? That is what PhotoBingo does.
Make your bingo cards
Draw numbers or words
During the game: draw at random here, never twice.
Pick the right bingo for your group
- Numbers 1–20 or 1–30 on a 3 × 3 card: for young children or a quick round.
- 1–75 on 5 × 5 with a free space: classic American-style bingo.
- 1–90: the British and European style. Use 5 × 5 without a free space for a longer game.
- Your own words: Christmas words, holiday vocabulary, colleagues’ names or spelling words for class.
- Questions or tasks: “Find someone who has been to Japan” works great as an icebreaker.
How to play
- Make the cards above and print them, or save them as a PDF (pick “Save as PDF” as the printer).
- Hand out one card per player with a pen or counters.
- Press “Draw the next one” and call out the number or word.
- The first player with a full row, column or diagonal shouts bingo. Check against the drawn list on screen.
Tips
- Print one card per player and a few spares for late arrivals.
- Two cards per page are easy to read at a table; four per page saves paper.
- For word bingo, make the list at least twice as long as the number of squares so the cards differ enough.
- Play in rounds: one line, then two lines, then a full card.
More personal: bingo with your own photos
For a birthday, wedding or office party, bingo with your own photos is even more fun: everyone spots themselves and each other. PhotoBingo turns your pictures into unique cards and a draw screen for the TV. See the Christmas photo bingo or the birthday photo bingo.
Frequently asked questions
Is this bingo card generator really free?
Yes. Number and word cards are free to make and print, with no account. Each card only has a small line about photo bingo at the bottom.
What is the difference between 75-ball and 90-ball bingo?
75-ball bingo is common in the US and uses a 5 × 5 card with a free space. 90-ball bingo is the British and European version. Choose 75 or 90 as the highest number here.
Can I make bingo cards with my own words?
Yes. Choose “Your own words or questions” and put each word or question on its own line. Duplicates are removed automatically. Long questions fit best on a 3 × 3 or 4 × 4 card.
How do I call the numbers without a bingo cage?
Use the “Draw the next one” button below the cards. It picks at random, never repeats and keeps a list of what has been drawn.
More questions about how it works: Photo bingo with your own pictures.