Free large print bingo cards
Make up to 30 unique printable bingo cards with large or extra-large numbers. 75-ball cards have B-I-N-G-O columns (B 1–15 up to O 61–75) and an optional free space. 90-ball tickets have 3 rows of 9 squares with 15 numbers. Print 75-ball cards 1, 2 or 4 to a page, or 90-ball tickets 2, 3 or 6 to a page, on Letter or A4. One card per page with Extra large numbers suits low vision best.
Running a holiday game? Our Christmas bingo for seniors story has quick tips.
How big the numbers print
Two settings decide the size of the numbers: Number size (Large or Extra large) and Cards per page. Fewer cards per page means a bigger card, and the numbers grow with it. These are the printed type sizes, the same on Letter and A4:
| Cards per page | Large | Extra large |
|---|---|---|
| 75-ball, 1 per page | about 53 pt | about 65 pt |
| 75-ball, 2 per page | about 35 pt | about 43 pt |
| 75-ball, 4 per page | about 26 pt | about 32 pt |
| 90-ball, 2 or 3 per page | about 34 pt | about 39 pt |
| 90-ball, 6 per page | about 17 pt | about 19 pt |
For comparison, the standard size for large print is 18 point, according to the American Printing House. Every 75-ball layout prints well above that. For 90-ball games where players need large print, choose 2 or 3 tickets per page, because 6 per page brings the numbers down to about regular large print size. The default, two 75-ball cards per page with Large numbers, suits most players.
Print at actual size (100%). If your print settings shrink the page to fit, the numbers come out a little smaller than shown here.
Which size to choose
- Low vision or a magnifier user: 1 card per page, Extra large. Each square is about 1.4 inches wide.
- Most players: 2 cards per page, Large or Extra large.
- Saving paper: 4 cards per page still prints at about 26 to 32 point.
Print a test card first and check it from where the player will sit. For more ideas on running a game for older players, see our guide to bingo for seniors.
90-ball bingo cards with numbers 1 to 90
Pick 90-ball in the settings to make UK-style bingo tickets that use the numbers 1 to 90. Each ticket has 3 rows of 9 squares and 15 numbers, with no number repeated on a ticket. To call a 1–90 game, switch the bingo number caller to 90-ball, or print the bingo caller cards for all 90 numbers.
Frequently asked questions
Are the cards really unique?
Yes. No two cards in a batch are the same, and no number appears twice on one card.
Why does a 90-ball ticket have blank squares?
Housie tickets have 9 squares per row but only 5 numbers. The shaded squares are meant to be empty.
How big are the numbers on large print bingo cards?
On 75-ball cards they print at about 26 to 65 point, depending on the number size and how many cards share a page. One card per page with Extra large numbers gives the biggest numbers, about 65 point.
Is it free?
Yes. No sign-up, and nothing you enter is sent to us.
What is the difference between 75-ball and 90-ball bingo?
75-ball is the US game: a 5 by 5 card with B-I-N-G-O columns and a free middle square. 90-ball (housie) is played in the UK and Australia on 3-row tickets with 15 numbers.