Printable bingo cards: a free 1–75 card and ready-made themes

Quick answer: The card above is a standard 1–75 printable bingo card: tap "Print card / save as PDF" to print it, then tap "New card" and print again for each player. For words instead of numbers, pick a theme below: its text version is free. Illustrated cards are $4.99 once per set.

How to print a bingo card for each player

Print one card per player by tapping "New card", printing, and repeating until everyone has one.

1. Tap "New card" before your first print. The first card on this page is the same for every visitor, so start with a fresh one.
2. Tap "Print card / save as PDF". Only the card prints, one card per sheet, while the buttons and the rest of the page stay off the paper.
3. Check the scale. In the print window, set the scale to 100% or "Actual size", so the card isn't shrunk or cut off.
4. Tap "New card" and print again for the next player. Repeat until everyone has a card.
5. Optional: write each player's name on their card, so nobody swaps cards halfway through.

Each tap draws a new random card, but the cards aren't compared with each other, so two of them could share a line. If that matters for your game, lay a few cards side by side before you hand them out.

What's on the 1–75 bingo card

It's a 5×5 card with B-I-N-G-O across the top and a free space in the middle.

• Columns: B holds 1–15, I 16–30, N 31–45, G 46–60 and O 61–75. That's the classic US 75-ball layout. The numbers are shuffled within each column.
• Free space: it sits in the center square, so the N column shows 4 numbers. It's always on.
• Title and footer: the card is titled "Bingo". The footer reads "Card 1 of 1", with the BingoCard Lab logo and "Made with bingocardlab.com".
• Paper: one card per sheet, on the paper size set in your print window, usually Letter or A4.

It's a US-style 75-ball card, not a 90-ball UK ticket.

For the rules, winning lines and how to call, see how to play bingo.

Is there a free 1–75 bingo card PDF?

Yes. Tap "Print card / save as PDF", then choose "Save as PDF" as the printer in the print window. You get a PDF of the card on screen, ready to print later or send to someone.

Each PDF holds one card, so for more cards you tap "New card" and save again. There's no multi-card file, no cards-per-page option and no number call sheet for 1–75 cards. On a phone, the same button opens your phone's print options.

How to call the numbers

Use the bingo caller. It draws numbers from 1 to 75 on screen, with no repeats, and keeps a list of the numbers already called.

No screen? Write 1 to 75 on slips of paper, fold them and draw them from a bowl. The rules page linked above has more on calling a game by hand.

Printable bingo cards by theme

Want pictures or words instead of numbers? Each theme below prints a deck of different cards, plus a call sheet for the host.

• Family Christmas picture bingo: kids, parents and grandparents at a Christmas party.
• Family Thanksgiving picture bingo: the whole table, before or after the feast.
• Halloween picture bingo for kids: spooky but not scary, for parties and classrooms.
• Jungle baby shower bingo: jungle animals and baby things for shower guests.
• Classroom vocabulary bingo: everyday school words for elementary students.
• Holiday pages with ideas and cards: Christmas bingo and Thanksgiving bingo.

Every theme has a words-only PDF that's free, with a small logo. The illustrated cards cost $4.99 once per theme with an Event pass, and they print without the logo. The pictures in illustrated themes are generated with AI.

Free bingo cards vs paid: what you get

The 1–75 card and every words-only card are free. Illustrated cards cost $4.99 once per set.

What	Price	What's on it
1–75 number card (this page)	$0	One card per print, with the logo
Theme, text version	$0	A deck of words-only cards and a call sheet, with the logo
Theme, illustrated	$4.99 once per theme (Event pass), or Pro	Pictures, no logo, up to 100 cards per deck, reprint any time
Your own set, words only	$0 (unlimited)	Your own items and a call sheet, with the logo
Your own set, illustrated	$4.99 once per set (Event pass), or Pro at $9.99 a month or $59 a year	Your own items with pictures and a call sheet, no logo

Your first illustrated set is free to see in full on screen, and printing it takes an Event pass or Pro. The Event pass unlocks one illustrated set. Pro covers 8 new illustrated sets a month, about 2 a week, and includes commercial use. Full details are on the prices page.

Need 30 different cards and a call sheet?

For a group, make a deck of 30 cards. You get item cards with words or pictures, from 1 to 100 cards, and no two cards in the deck share a full winning line.

• Grids are 3×3, 4×4 or 5×5, printed 1, 2 or 4 per page on Letter or A4.
• Each card is numbered "Card N of M", and the call sheet is on the last page.
• It makes item cards, not 1–75 number cards. For numbers, use the card at the top of this page.

Why it matters: random cards can repeat a line. In 30 free cards from another generator, made from a 24-item list, we counted 2 shared winning lines (tested Oct. 2026). Two players on the same line means a tie.

Printing tips

• Print at 100% scale, so the card isn't shrunk or cut off.
• Slip cards into sheet protectors, or laminate them, and mark them with dry-erase markers. Wipe them clean for the next game.

Other printable cards

• Blank bingo cards: empty 3×3, 4×4 and 5×5 cards to fill in by hand.
• Bingo card template: type your own items into a 5×5 card and print it.

Questions about printable bingo cards

Are these bingo cards really free?

Yes for the 1–75 card and the text version of every theme. Both print for free, with a small BingoCard Lab logo. Illustrated cards cost $4.99 once per set with an Event pass.

How many cards do I need for 30 players?

One card per player, so 30, plus 2 or 3 spares. A deck from the card maker holds 1 to 100 cards, and no two cards in it share a full winning line. With the 1–75 card, you'd tap "New card" and print 30 times.

Can I remove the logo?

Not on the 1–75 card. The logo is always on it. Illustrated decks unlocked with an Event pass or Pro print without the logo.

Is there a call sheet for the 1–75 card?

No. To call the numbers, use the bingo caller, or write 1 to 75 on slips of paper and draw them from a bowl. Decks made with the card maker include a call sheet on the last page.