What’s inside
- 100 unique 5×5 bingo cards with a free centre
- Calling cards for all 40 words, to cut out
- A caller’s checklist to tick, so a winning card is easy to check
Opening your download
Download the PDFs from Etsy in a web browser (on a computer is easiest): Your account → Purchases and reviews → Download files. They open in any PDF reader.
Printing
- Print at 100% — “actual size” — not “fit to page”, so everything comes out the size it was drawn.
- Use the file that matches your paper: A4 or US Letter.
- Ordinary printer paper is fine; heavier paper (120–160 gsm, about 32–43 lb) makes cards and covers sturdier.
- Print only the pages you need, as often as you like, for your own household, party or classroom.
How to play bingo
- Give every player a card and something to mark it with (a pen, counters, or small sweets).
- The caller shuffles the calling cards and reads them out one at a time, keeping each one to one side.
- Players mark the square if it’s on their card. The centre FREE square (where there is one) is already marked.
- The first player to complete a line — across, down or corner to corner — calls “Bingo!”
- The caller checks their card against the called cards (the caller’s checklist makes this quick). If it’s right, they win.
For a longer game, play for four corners, two lines, or a full card. Every card is different, so there’s only ever one winner at a time — or occasionally two.
Something not right?
Message us through Etsy, or email m@organize.ink with OI-76 in the subject line. We answer.
organize.ink is made by Naisu Limited, London. Last reviewed November 2026.