Bingo Card Maker generates sets of different bingo cards from your own words, phrases, or numbers, with a caller to run the game. It is used by teachers for vocabulary review, by team leads for meeting and onboarding icebreakers, and by event organizers for holiday parties, baby showers, and book clubs. Give it a list of items, or choose classic 1-75 number bingo or UK-style 90-ball tickets, and it builds up to 200 cards that differ from each other. Items are spread evenly across the set, so each word appears on about the same number of cards. You can also ask that no two cards share the same winning line. What it produces: - Cards in 3x3, 4x4, or 5x5 with an optional labeled centre square, a title, and a theme color - A print-ready PDF in Letter or A4 with 1, 2, 4, or 6 cards per page and cut lines - A caller sheet with all items and a shuffled call order, and a CSV with one row per card - A big-screen caller: draw the next item at random, see the board, and check a claimed bingo by card number. It names the winning line, the call that completed it, and whether another card finished first. Each set has a set number printed on its cards. The same items and set number rebuild the same cards, which is how claims are checked without storing anything. Goal bingo makes one personal card of 24 goals (or fewer for 4x4 and 3x3) with a title and year, as a PNG, SVG, or PDF, and marks goals as done. Example: "Make 40 Meeting Bingo cards for our all-hands where no two cards share a winning line." Limitations: cards hold text and numbers, not pictures. Emoji and Chinese, Japanese, or Korean characters are left out of the PDF and image files; the preview and CSV keep them. Up to 200 cards and 300 items per set. The caller keeps no game state between calls, so the full list of calls is sent each time. For parties, classrooms, and meetings only: no prizes, stakes, or payments.
