Bingo cards in a minute, and a caller for the big screen
Use your own words or the classic numbers, print the cards, then let the ball machine call the game.
Use your own words or the classic numbers, print the cards, then let the ball machine call the game.
Whirl Bingo makes printable bingo cards from your own words, like vocabulary, names or things to spot, or from the classic numbers 1 to 75. Then it calls the game on a projector or TV: a ball machine pops out each ball and a voice reads it aloud. Every card has a number, so when someone shouts “Bingo!” you can check their card in a second.
Yes. No ads, no accounts and nothing to install.
A 5 × 5 card with a free middle square uses 24 words, a 4 × 4 card 16, and a 3 × 3 card 8 (or 9 without the free square). More words than that make every card different.
Each card is numbered. In the caller, choose Check a card and type the number: the card appears with the called squares marked, and it says whether there's a complete row, column or diagonal.
Yes. Use your own ball cage or read the calls out loud, and tap each square on the caller's board as you call it. Checking cards then works just the same. Tap a square again to take it back.
Yes. Tap a word to give it a clue, like a definition, or add a whole list as “Joey: a baby kangaroo”. Then turn on Call the clues: the caller shows and reads the clue, and the word appears only when you press Show the word.
Yes. Read aloud uses your device's voice for each call. Turn it off if you'd rather call them yourself.
Up to 60, two to a page, or four to a page for small cards.