Play bingo online with a free bingo number generator, a full bingo caller and random numbers that never repeat — and give every player a bingo card on their own phone by scanning a QR code. Pick a tool to run the game, or read up on how 75-ball and 90-ball bingo work, the rules, and the traditional calls.
The quickest way to run a game: choose 1-75, 1-90 or any custom range, press Call number and a random ball is drawn and read aloud — nothing comes up twice. Auto call on a timer, undo, fullscreen for the room, and a Player cards QR code that puts a bingo card on every phone.
Open the number generatorThe full caller for bigger games: a spinning wheel draws the numbers, speaks each call, marks it on a live board of every number, and can run hands-free. Fullscreen wheel-and-board layouts for projectors, OBS overlay for streams, and the same Player cards QR code.
Open the callerA bingo card on each player's phone, no printing. The caller shows a QR code; every player who scans it gets their own random card for that game — a 5x5 card, a 3x9 ticket or a smaller card — taps numbers as they are called, and sees lines, four corners and full house light up.
Get a cardThe American game: a 5x5 card with a free centre square, B-I-N-G-O columns of 15 numbers each, and patterns from a single line to a full blackout.
Read moreThe UK and European game: 3x9 tickets with 15 numbers, sold in strips of six, with prizes for one line, two lines and a full house.
Read moreAll 90 traditional British bingo calls, from Kelly's eye to Top of the shop — and the caller can announce them for you.
Read moreHow a game runs from the first call to a checked claim, for both 75-ball and 90-ball bingo.
Read moreFour steps, no sign-up, nothing to install — and no cards to print.
Choose 1-75 for American bingo or 1-90 for UK bingo, or type a custom range for a raffle or a classroom game. Every number in the range will be called exactly once. Want a spinning wheel and a full board of called numbers on the screen? Use the Bingo Caller instead — everything below works the same way.
Press Player cards — show QR and put the code on the screen. Pick the card type players get — a 5x5 card with a free centre, a 3x9 ticket, a smaller card for short ranges, or every number — then let everyone scan. Each phone deals its own random card for your game, so no two players hold the same numbers. Remote players get the same card page from the Copy link button; anyone with paper cards can play along too.
Press Call number, tap the spacebar, or switch on auto call and let the timer run. Each ball is spoken aloud and added to the list of called numbers, and Undo fixes a miscall in one press. Players tap the numbers on their phones as they hear them.
Go fullscreen to put the ball and the called numbers on a TV or projector (the Bingo Caller adds the wheel and a full board, plus an OBS overlay for streams). When a player's card lights up with a line, four corners or a full house, they shout — and you check the claim against the called numbers.
Yes. Every tool on this page is free, with no account, no download and no payment. Once a page has loaded, the game runs entirely in your browser.
Both draw random numbers that never repeat, read them aloud, run hands-free on a timer and hand out player cards by QR code. The bingo number generator shows one ball at a time with the list of called numbers — the simplest way to run a game. The bingo caller adds a spinning wheel, a live board of every number, fullscreen wheel-and-board layouts and an OBS overlay for streamed games.
Yes. Share your screen on a video call, or open the fullscreen view and point a camera at it. Send remote players the Player cards link (the same link the QR code carries) so they get a card on their phone, and they mark their own numbers as you call.
No printing needed. Press Player cards — show QR on the number generator or the caller: every player who scans the code gets a random bingo card on their own phone, matching your game, and marks numbers by tapping them. Printed cards work too, as long as they match the game — 75-ball cards for the 1-75 game, 90-ball tickets for the 1-90 game.
