Christmas Bingo Cards
Print Christmas bingo cards for the whole family or class in a minute: festive words or pictures, every card different, with a caller.
- 48 Christmas words
- Picture cards for kids
- Festive theme
- Free PDF
Card content
Card type
Grid size
48 items, 24 needed per card
Colour theme
Christmas
Cards and printing
1 to 1,000. Every card in the set is different.
Cards per page
Paper
Every number or item as cut-out slips, on its own page.
Preview
Card 1 of 30Set TPBI-NGO1
30 cards, 15 pages plus caller sheet. Set TPBI-NGO1.
Play on phones
Send each player a link to their own card. They tap squares to mark them, and the card shows BINGO when a line is done. The card is rebuilt from the link on their phone, so nothing is stored online. Call the game from the Caller tab and check winners by card number.
Free printable Christmas bingo
Christmas bingo is played like classic bingo, but the squares hold Christmas words or pictures, such as Santa Claus, reindeer, candy cane and ugly sweater. It is one of the easiest games for a holiday party because it works for all ages at once: picture cards for children who cannot read yet, word cards for older kids and adults. Most printable sets online come with 4 to 30 fixed cards, often with repeats. Here you make as many different cards as you have guests, change any word, pick the festive red and green theme and print them all in one PDF with a caller sheet.
How to play Christmas bingo
- The Christmas words list and festive theme are loaded. Switch to Christmas pictures (emoji) for young children, or edit the list.
- Choose 5x5 for adults and older kids, or 3x3 or 4x4 for little ones. Set one card per guest plus a few spares.
- Download the PDF or Print. Hand out cards with candy, buttons or a pen to mark squares.
- Open the Caller tab and call one item at a time. The first player with a full line shouts BINGO and wins a small prize.
Why make Christmas bingo cards here
- Words or pictures48 Christmas words and 36 Christmas emoji, ready to use or change. Mix in family names or inside jokes.
- Every card is differentEach card is checked against the rest of the set before it is added, so no two players hold the same card. Cards are numbered and carry a set code.
- Festive and printer friendlyRed and green Christmas theme, or ink saver for black and white printing.
- Caller built inRun the game from the same page: draw the next call, read it aloud, show the board on a TV and check a winning card by its number.
- Print or play on phonesSend each player a link to their own card. They tap squares to mark them, and the card says BINGO when a line is complete.
- Private and freeCards are made in your browser. Your words, cards and game stay on your device, and there is no account, limit or paywall.
Christmas bingo ideas
- Classroom Christmas party. Picture cards for kindergarten, word cards for older grades, one per pupil.
- Office holiday party. Phone links for remote colleagues and printed cards for the room.
- Family game after dinner. Small prizes from the stocking for each line, a bigger one for blackout.
- Christmas movie bingo. Replace the list with movie moments: snow, a kiss under mistletoe, a cookie baking scene.
Christmas bingo tips
- Use wrapped candies, mini marshmallows or chocolate coins as markers. Children love eating them after each round.
- Play a few rounds with different patterns: a line, then four corners, then a full card for the last prize.
- For a class, print 4 per page and laminate the cards to reuse them every December.
- Add a Christmas twist to the caller: act out each word or hum the song before you say it.
Bingo rules and winning patterns
Every player gets a different card. The caller draws numbers or words one at a time and players mark them when they appear on their card. The first player to complete the agreed pattern shouts BINGO, the caller checks the card against the calls, and the round ends. Agree the pattern and the prizes before the first call.
- Any line
- A full row, column or diagonal. The free space counts. The usual first prize.
- Four corners
- The four corner squares. Quick to explain, a little slower to win than a line.
- Blackout (cover all)
- Every square on the card. Usually the last and biggest prize of the night.
- Two lines or X
- Agree it before the game and check it by eye; the caller checks lines, corners and blackout for you.
What is on a 75-ball bingo card?
The standard American bingo card is a 5x5 grid. Each column takes its numbers from its own range of 15, which is how a caller can say "N 42" and players know where to look. With the free space there are 24 numbers on a card, and 552,446,474,061,128,648,601,600,000 possible different cards, so a generator never runs out. On 3x3 and 4x4 cards this tool keeps the same idea: 15 numbers per column, so 1 to 45 and 1 to 60.
| Column | Numbers | Squares |
|---|---|---|
| B | 1 to 15 | 5 |
| I | 16 to 30 | 5 |
| N | 31 to 45 | 4 + free space |
| G | 46 to 60 | 5 |
| O | 61 to 75 | 5 |
How this compares with other bingo card makers
A general summary of what bingo card websites and downloadable printables offer as of October 2026. Individual sites differ, so check their current terms.
| Feature | This generator | Typical bingo card sites | Printable PDFs (blogs, Etsy) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, no account | Free tier, paid upgrades for some features | Free or paid downloads |
| Number of cards | 1 to 1,000, all different | Varies, often limited on free plans | Fixed, usually 4 to 30 |
| Your own words or emoji | Yes, up to 500 items | Yes | No |
| 3x3, 4x4 and 5x5 | Yes | Usually | One size |
| PDF 1, 2 or 4 per page | Yes, Letter or A4 | Often | Fixed layout |
| Caller with board and winner check | Yes, same page | Sometimes a separate page or app | Printed calling cards |
| Phone play | Yes, links per card | Often on paid plans | No |
| Where your list is kept | Only in your browser | On their servers | Not applicable |
More party and holiday tools
Planning a gift exchange? Draw names with the Secret Santa generator. Pick prize winners with the wheel of names, split guests into random teams, or draw raffle tickets with the random number generator. Counting down to the party? Try days until Christmas.
Example: Christmas bingo for a class of 25
Choose Christmas pictures (emoji) for a kindergarten class, a 4x4 grid and 26 cards, 4 per page. Print the 7 pages and the caller sheet, cut the cards apart and hand out mini marshmallows as markers. Call the pictures from the Caller tab on the classroom screen, so the children see the picture as you say the word.
What to expect from the result
Cards use the American 75-ball format (or 15 numbers per column on smaller grids). UK 90-ball tickets, pictures from your own image files and online multiplayer rooms with a shared live board are not included. Emoji print in colour from browsers that can draw colour emoji, which covers current Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox.
Christmas Bingo Cards questions
How do you play Christmas bingo?
Give each player a different card. The caller reads out one Christmas word or picture at a time and players mark it if it is on their card. The first player to complete a row, column or diagonal shouts BINGO. Agree the prize and the winning pattern before you start.
Are these Christmas bingo cards free to print?
Yes. Print as many as you like for home, school or work. There is no sign-up and no watermark.
Can I make Christmas picture bingo for kids?
Yes. Load Christmas pictures (emoji) and choose a 3x3 or 4x4 grid. The pictures print in colour and the caller shows the same pictures on screen.
Can I change the Christmas words?
Yes. Edit the list directly: delete words, add family names or inside jokes, one per line. You need at least 24 items for a 5x5 card with a free space.
Are all the bingo cards different?
Yes. Every new card is compared with the cards already in the set and replaced if it matches one, so each player gets a different card. Each set has a code, and the same code with the same settings always rebuilds the same cards.