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Printable bingo and lotto cards

Bingo or lotto cards that are all different, ready to print for a birthday party, a classroom or an afternoon at a care home. Big readable numbers, and a calling sheet on the last page.

Game

B-I-N-G-O columns, free centre square. A row, a column or a diagonal wins.

Cards per page

Free, no account, no watermark. The PDF is built in your browser.

Preview · card 1 of 12 · Set no. 2683
Card no. 1Bingo
BINGO12203747648273452751517FREE5665224404671616425873
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How it works

  1. Pick the game and the number of cards

    Bingo 5 × 5 with numbers 1 to 75, or lotto 3 × 9 with numbers 1 to 90. Count one card per player, plus a few spares.

  2. Set the layout

    Two cards per page for big numbers, four to save paper. The PDF follows your A4 or Letter choice.

  3. Print and play

    Hand out the cards, call the numbers and tick them on the calling sheet on the last page to check the winners.

Printing tips

Choose “Actual size” or “100%” in the print dialog, not “Fit to page”: the squares stay big enough for counters or a thick marker. Black and white is enough, there is no coloured background. For a classroom or a care home, print on thick paper or slip the cards into plastic sleeves and mark them with a dry-erase pen so you can play again. Every card in a set is different: do not mix two sets, two players could end up with the same card.

Frequently asked questions

Are all the cards different?

Yes. Within a set every card is unique, up to 60 cards, checked when the set is generated. Every set has a number: note it to get exactly the same cards again later.

What are the rules of the bingo cards?

Five columns B, I, N, G, O. Column B holds numbers 1 to 15, I 16 to 30, N 31 to 45, G 46 to 60 and O 61 to 75. The centre square is free. No number appears twice on a card.

How are the lotto cards made?

Three rows and nine columns. Each row has five numbers and four blank squares, each column matches a group of ten (1 to 9, 10 to 19, and so on up to 80 to 90) and its numbers run from smallest to largest.

What is the calling sheet for?

It is the last page of the PDF: every number of the game in a box. The caller ticks each number drawn, so a winning card can be checked without argument.

Can I use them in class, in a care home or at a birthday party?

Yes, freely, including printing them in quantity. Only reselling the files is not allowed.