2027 bingo card

A 2027 bingo card turns your goals for the year into a game you play alone. Here are 90 goal ideas, 8 prediction ideas, a simple way to pick your 24, and the steps to print your card. When your list is ready, make your 2027 bingo card in the generator.

Who a 2027 bingo card is for

It suits anyone who'd rather play a game than write resolutions. Each finished goal gets a mark, so progress shows on the fridge all year.

Couples, roommates and friends can play side by side. Each person makes a card, then you compare them in December.

A card can also stick to one theme. Book lovers can fill a reading card from the reading goals below. A self-care card works the same way, with goals like "Take a bubble bath" or "Unplug for a whole day."

How to pick your 24 goals

Pick goals you can check off, that depend on you, and that come in different sizes. These five rules help:

1. Make each square countable. Write "Read 12 books", not "read more". You should know the day it's done.
2. Keep it in your control. Choose actions, not results. "Sign up for a 5K" is yours to do; a finish time isn't.
3. Mix sizes. Add one-day goals like "Watch a sunrise", short habits like "Stretch every morning for a week", and 2 or 3 stretch goals.
4. Spread the 24 out. Take a few from health, money, people, learning and fun, so one busy month doesn't stall the whole card.
5. Save room for small pleasures. "Have breakfast for dinner" gets you an early mark in January.

A prediction card instead of goals

Some people fill the card with things they expect to happen in 2027 instead of goals. You mark a square when it happens, like "A friend gets engaged" or "I get a snow day." Predictions aren't in your control, so give them their own card.

Friends can each fill a prediction card in January and compare in December to see who called the year best.

Make and print your card

The link above opens the generator with "2027 bingo card" already typed. Add one sentence about your year, like "I want to read more, save money and see friends more often."

Tap "Write my list" for a draft of up to 30 items: a starting point, not a finished plan. Rename items, remove what doesn't fit, and tap "+ Add" to type your own goals.

Trim the list to exactly 24 for a 5×5. With a longer list, the card picks 24 at random, and some goals won't make it.

In the preview, set Cards to 1. You can add a title of up to 60 characters, like your name and the year.

Want pictures on your goals? Pick one of 5 styles, from Cartoon to Vintage, then compare the options before you print.

Keep it going all year

Put the card where you'll see it: on the fridge, by your desk or inside a journal. Mark each square with a sticker, stamp or highlighter, and write the date next to it.

Look at the card once a month and choose your next square. If a goal stops fitting your life, edit the list and print a new words-only card. It's free. Sign in to keep your list all year: lists made without an account are deleted 30 days after your last edit. Or save your PDF before then.