Bingo card generator
Print unique bingo cards for parties, fundraisers, or classroom review games. Each card is a 5×5 grid with B-I-N-G-O column headers.
How to make bingo cards
1. Set the maximum number (75 is standard US bingo).
2. Preview the card with B-I-N-G-O headers and free center.
3. Click Generate for a new random card.
4. Download PDF and print — run again for each player.
Game setups
Classic 75-ball party
Max number 75, five columns of fifteen numbers each. Call balls from a hopper or use a random number generator for callers.
Classroom math bingo
Use max 25 for a compact 5×5 where B is 1–5 and O is 21–25 — faster games for younger kids.
Fundraiser — unique cards per guest
Generate and print one PDF per attendee so no two cards are identical.
When to use this tool
• When you host bingo and need many unique cards quickly.
• When you want proper column ranges instead of random numbers anywhere on the card.
• When you need a printable PDF with clear B-I-N-G-O headers.
75-ball bingo basics
Standard American bingo uses balls 1–75 split across B-I-N-G-O columns. Players mark called numbers; common wins are one line, two lines, or full house (blackout). The free center helps everyone start with one cell marked.
Frequently asked questions
How does the B-I-N-G-O column layout work?
With max 75, B column draws from 1–15, I from 16–30, N from 31–45 (center free), G from 46–60, O from 61–75. Each column shows five unique numbers from its range.
Can two generated cards be identical?
Possible but unlikely. Click Generate again before printing duplicates for the same person.
What max numbers are allowed?
Between 25 and 90. The range is split across five columns.
How do I call numbers?
Use a physical caller, or pair with the random number generator for digital draws.