Free printable bingo card generator

Print tips

Press the print button, then in the print window choose your printer or “Save as PDF”. Set scale to 100% (“Actual size”), margins to default and leave “Headers and footers” off. Turn on “Background graphics” if your browser offers it so the dark header band prints.

Cards that the Clickety app can check

These cards are built by the same method as the cards in the Clickety app. A card is not random each time: it is worked out from the game type, the 4-letter game code and the card number. That means card #14 of code K7QM is exactly the same on this page and in the app. When someone calls bingo, enter the game code and their card number in Clickety's check screen and it shows whether the card has won, or which numbers are still missing. That also means you can reprint a lost card later from the same code and number.

For 75-ball cards, the app rebuilds the same card from the code and the number printed in the footer. For 90-ball tickets, cards come in strips of six that together cover every number from 1 to 90 once, and the ticket numbers run in order (tickets 1 to 6 are the first strip). For word bingo, the same words must be used in the same order: enter your list in the app exactly as it appears in the list box above, because the card depends on the list as well as the code. The word lists above are samples; the app has its own presets that may differ.

About the game code

The code is four characters from 2 to 9 and the letters A to Z without I, L and O, so it cannot be confused with 1 or 0 when read aloud. There are over 900,000 codes, and each code can have thousands of different cards.

Learn which patterns to play, read how to host a bingo night, or look up the traditional calls.