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Bingo card maker

Your words or numbers on up to 100 cards, every one different. 3×3, 4×4 or 5×5, a free centre if you like, 1, 2 or 4 cards a page, with a caller sheet and slips to draw from a hat.

  • No sign-up
  • No watermark
  • Nothing uploaded
  • A4 and US Letter

This maker needs JavaScript. Everything happens in your browser, so with JavaScript switched off it can’t make your sheet.

Your cards

What goes on the cards

Card size

Printing

Cards per page

Look and paper

Paper

Preview and print

How it works

  1. Choose your own words, numbers 1–75 (in B-I-N-G-O columns) or numbers 1–90.
  2. Type or paste your words, one per line. Use more words than there are squares so every card is properly different.
  3. Pick the card size, how many cards, and how many to a page.
  4. Press “Print / Save as PDF”. The caller sheet lists every call to tick off, so you can check a winning card in seconds.

Questions

Are all the cards different?

Yes, always: no two cards are the same. With enough words the maker also makes sure no two cards share a winning row, column or diagonal, so two players rarely call “Bingo!” on the same call. It tells you when your list is too short for that.

How many words do I need?

At least as many as there are squares: 24 for a 5×5 card with a free centre, 16 for 4×4, 8 for 3×3 with a free centre. Twice as many makes the cards much more varied.

How do the 1–75 and 1–90 cards work?

1–75 cards are the classic 5×5 B-I-N-G-O cards: 1–15 under B, 16–30 under I and so on. 1–90 cards share the numbers out over the columns the same way, in your chosen size. The caller sheet is a board of every number to cross off.

Is there a watermark?

No. Each sheet has one small line at the very bottom, “Made with No Fuss Games · nofussgames.com/make”, so people know where to make their own. Nothing is printed across your cards or your puzzle.

Where do my words go?

Nowhere. The page makes your sheet on your own device; your words are never uploaded. Your settings are kept in the page address after the “#”, which browsers never send to a server. That’s also how “Copy link” works without an account.