Printable bingo cards

How the numbered cards work

Each card is made from its number: card #47 always has the same numbers, here, in our iPhone app and on paper. So you never need to keep the printouts. When a player shouts bingo, open the bingo caller, press Check a card and type the number under their card. The caller marks the numbers called so far and tells you if the pattern is complete.

• Up to 30 cards per PDF, free, one, two or four to a page, on US Letter or A4.
• Real 75-ball cards: B 1–15, I 16–30, N 31–45, G 46–60, O 61–75, with a free space in the middle, and no two cards alike.
• Made on your device. The PDF is built in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
• Different groups, different cards. Change the first card number for each batch so no two players hold the same card.

For a big event, Pro prints up to 200 cards at once with your own title on each card, like “Smith Family Bingo Night”.

Playing with printed cards

1. Print one card for each player (or two or three each, for longer games).
2. Give out pens or daubers, then put the bingo caller on a TV or laptop where everyone can see the board.
3. Choose the pattern, for example any line, four corners or blackout, and start calling.
4. When someone shouts bingo, check their card by its number before you hand out the prize.

Printable bingo card questions

Are these printable bingo cards free?

Yes. Make as many PDFs as you like, with up to 30 cards in each, on US Letter or A4 paper. There is no sign-up. Pro adds up to 200 cards at once and your own title on each card.

How many bingo cards do I need?

One per player is enough for a family game. For a longer game, or to make winning a little more likely, give each player two or three. Each card has its own number, so no two are alike.

How do I check if a card is a winner?

Press Check a card in the bingo caller (or use the bingo card checker page) and type the number printed under the card. It rebuilds the card from its number, marks the numbers called and tells you whether it has the pattern.

Can two players get the same card?

Not if every card has a different number. Cards from one PDF are numbered in order, so for a second batch start from the next number, or from any other number up to 999999.

How many cards should go on a page?

Four to a page saves paper and suits players who sit at a table. One or two to a page gives bigger squares, easier to read for children and older players.

Do the cards work with other bingo callers?

Yes. They are standard 75-ball cards, so any caller or ball cage works. Checking a card by its number works in this website’s caller and in our iPhone app.