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Printable Bingo Number Caller Cards

Print a full set of big, bold caller cards: all 90 numbers with the traditional calls, like Kelly’s eye, or all 75 numbers with B-I-N-G-O letters.

How to use

Make your caller cards

Step 1 Choose your game

Game type Match the cards your players use.

Step 2 Pick the style and print size

Style
Number size
Fewer cards per page means bigger cards.
For example “Kelly’s eye” for 1. Turn off for numbers only.

Step 3 Press Make caller cards

The preview also updates when you change a setting.

Step 4

Change settings ↑

Next step: cards for the players

Print a bingo card for each player. It is set to 90-ball to match your caller cards.

Print bingo cards →

How to use the caller cards

  1. Pick your game and style above, then print. Heavier paper makes cards that last.
  2. Cut them apart if you chose cut-out cards. Mix them in a bag or bowl.
  3. Draw one card at a time. Read the number, then the call. Say the number clearly, because the call is only the fun extra.
  4. Keep the called cards in a pile. When someone shouts “Bingo!”, check their numbers against the pile.

No cards for the players yet? Use the bingo card generator. Prefer to draw numbers on a screen? Try the online bingo number caller.

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Free printable bingo caller cards

These caller cards give you one big card for every bingo number, so you can shuffle, draw and call without a screen. The 90-ball set has all 90 numbers, each with its traditional call (UK style). The 75-ball set has all 75 numbers with the B-I-N-G-O letter: B is 1 to 15, I is 16 to 30, N is 31 to 45, G is 46 to 60 and O is 61 to 75.

In 90-ball bingo the caller usually says a rhyming nickname with the number, such as “Kelly’s eye, number 1”, “two little ducks, 22” or “two fat ladies, 88”. Some groups add a reply, like “quack” for the ducks or “wobble wobble” for 88. The rhymes are fun, and they can help players hear the number in a noisy room. The number is always said too. Calls vary from place to place, so we use the common versions and left out the cheeky ones.

Numbers print in big, bold black and white. Numbers with a 6 or a 9 are underlined so they cannot be mixed up when a card is turned round. Choose Extra large and one or two cards per page for players with low vision, or cut-out cards for drawing from a bag. Print on regular paper, or on card stock if you want sturdier cards for regular games.

Frequently asked questions

Do the caller cards include all 90 numbers?

Yes. The 90-ball set runs from 1 to 90 with a traditional call on every card. The 75-ball set runs from 1 to 75 with the B-I-N-G-O letter.

Are the calls the same everywhere?

No. Many numbers have more than one traditional call, and halls differ. Ours are the common ones. Turn the calls off to print numbers only.

How many pages will it print?

Four cards per page makes 23 pages for 90 numbers, two per page makes 45 and one per page makes 90. Cut-out sheets take 8 pages (Large) or 15 (Extra large). The page count shows above the preview.

Is it free?

Yes. There is no sign-up, and nothing you choose is sent to us.