Printable Bingo Cards (Free)
Print free bingo cards in seconds: press Print cards, choose how many, and every card comes out different, four to a page, with a free middle square. Then use the built-in bingo caller to run the game. Want picture cards for kids? Try the classroom bingo cards, Christmas bingo, Halloween bingo or Thanksgiving bingo.
How to play Printable Bingo Cards
- Press Print cards in the toolbar and choose how many unique cards to print.
- In the print dialog pick your printer, or choose Save as PDF to download a file of cards.
- Hand out the cards with markers (coins, buttons, candy or dabbers).
- Press Call next ball (or Space) to draw and read out a number, or set Auto-call for hands-free play.
- When someone shouts bingo, press Check a card and type their line to confirm every number was called.
Controls
- Space, Enter or N: call the next ball
- U: undo the last call
- P: pause or resume auto-call
Tips
- Put the board on a TV or projector and use your phone as the caller: everyone can see the called numbers.
- Slow the auto-call down for young children or large rooms; speed it up for experienced players.
- The board stays saved, so a reload or a closed tab will not lose the game.
FAQ
Can I print bingo cards for free?
Yes. Print as many as you need. Each card is different, so there are no duplicate winners, and there is no sign-up or watermark.
How many bingo cards fit on a page?
Four 75-ball cards per Letter or A4 page, each large enough to read and mark comfortably.
What numbers are on a bingo card?
A 75-ball card has five columns: B has numbers 1-15, I has 16-30, N has 31-45 (with a free middle square), G has 46-60 and O has 61-75.
Are the cards different every time?
Yes. Every card is generated at random when you print, so a new batch gives you new cards.
Is this real-money bingo?
No. It is a free tool for home, school and party bingo, with no betting, money or prizes involved.