2027 bingo card templates: free printable blank cards

Which template should I print?

• 5 by 5 with a free space is the standard card. You write 24 goals, and the middle square is already yours.
• 5 by 5 with no free space is for 25 real goals, or for putting something easy in the middle yourself.
• 4 by 4 has 16 squares. Pick it if 25 goals feels like too many, or for a school term or a season.
• 3 by 3 has 9 large squares, big enough for a child to draw each goal. It also works as a card for one month.
• Rose, sage green and lavender are the same 5 by 5 card in color. They look best from a color printer; in black and white the squares print light gray.

Every card has a line at the bottom for the reward you are promising yourself. Here are some reward ideas if you are stuck.

Printing tips

• The Print button prints only the template you chose, on one page.
• The PDFs are US Letter size. On A4 paper, choose “Fit to page” and nothing gets cut off.
• Cardstock holds up better on a fridge. Regular paper is fine for a planner.
• For a bullet journal or a small planner, print at 50% or two pages per sheet and trim.
• The PNG is a plain image, so you can drop it into Word, Google Docs or Canva and add your own text or stickers.
• Print as many copies as you like for your family, class or team.

Would you rather type than write?

These templates are made for pen and paper. If you want a card you can fill in on screen, use the 2027 bingo card maker: click a square, type your goal, pick a color, then print the finished card or save it as an image. It is free too.

Open the card maker

What to write in the squares

Good squares are short and easy to check off: “Read 12 books”, not “read more”. Our list of 266 bingo card ideas is sorted by category, and there are separate lists for:

Some people skip the words and use a blank card as a vision board, with a small picture drawn or glued in every square.