Bingo card generator

One square per line — the things that will happen this year, at the family reunion, at the conference, in the group chat — and the tool draws them into a bingo card you can post, send and print. No account, no e-mail, nothing stored.

What it does

It draws. You bring the squares; it shuffles them into the 5×5 grid everybody recognises, with a free centre, a title across the top, and every square shrunk just enough to fit. Press the button again for another arrangement of the same squares — each card is a fresh deal.

Give it more than 24 lines and each card draws a random 24 of them, so a list of forty makes a different card for everyone at the table. Bullets and numbering are forgiven: a list pasted from a note, a message or a chat assistant works as it is.

How to use it

1. Give the card a title — 2026 bingo, Wedding season bingo, Office bingo — or leave it blank for plain BINGO.
2. Paste at least 24 squares, one per line, up to 48 characters each.
3. Pick a reading: paper prints well; night posts well.
4. Download the image. To let friends make their own card from the same squares, copy the link under it: it carries the squares, not your shuffle.

Questions

What size is the card?

1080 by 1350 pixels, the 4:5 frame Instagram and LinkedIn give a feed image, which a story shows whole. It prints cleanly on A4 or Letter.

How do people play?

Post it, and tick the squares as they happen — the story pen does fine. Five in a row, any direction, is a bingo. For a party, print one card per player from the same list and let the shuffle do the dealing.

Can I get the same card twice?

Yes: every card shows the number of its arrangement, and the same squares with the same number draw the same card.

Is anything stored?

No. The card is drawn and handed back in the same response. If you tick “keep this”, your list is kept in your own browser only.