Picture Bingo Card Generator

Make bingo cards with pictures and words

Upload PNG, JPEG or WebP files and give every picture a readable label. Images stay in your browser session and are fitted without cropping. Mix your own photos with the starter icons to make bingo cards with pictures and words.

Each source image may be up to 40 megapixels, with an edge no longer than 12,000 pixels. Larger images must be resized before selection. This limit avoids excessive decoding memory; accepted images are then fitted to a maximum edge of 1,200 pixels for the cards.

Keep the card readable

Start with a 3×3 grid for larger pictures. Choose 4×4 or 5×5 when your group needs more squares. Younger players and classrooms usually do best with a 3×3 or 4×4 picture card.

Print the caller sheet

The optional caller sheet includes each picture and its label once. It makes it easier for the host to announce the same name each time.

Picture bingo for teachers and themed games

For a classroom, upload clear pictures of objects pupils are learning to name and label each one consistently. A 3×3 card uses nine pictures, or eight with a free center. The starter icons are a small demonstration set; you can remove them and add your own PNG, JPEG or WebP images up to 5 MB each.

To make Christmas picture bingo, add pictures such as a tree, stocking, bell and gift, with a matching label for each image. Use at least eight pictures for a 3×3 card with a free center. The Christmas bingo generator provides a word list you can use to plan your images.

Download printable image bingo cards

Generate up to 100 cards at a time, then download the PDF with an optional illustrated caller sheet. Images are fitted without cropping, so a simple subject on a plain background is easier to recognize in a small square. Print a sample before making copies for the whole group.

There is no total usage quota for repeat batches. Each batch is checked for duplicate layouts, but separate batches may overlap. If you want cards to show different sets of pictures, provide more images than the number of filled squares.