How it works
This music bingo card generator turns a song list into bingo cards. Paste your playlist's titles under Word list, one per line, or keep the music prompts the page opens with, such as A key change and A cover version.
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Run it from your own playlist
1. Paste your song titles over the list, one per line. 2. Set How many cards and press the print button. 3. Press Call the game, then Call the next one: the page names the next song to play. 4. Play it without saying the title. Players mark it if their card holds it, and Called so far checks a winner.
Or keep the prompts and play any music
With the page's own list nobody calls. Each song lets a player mark one square it fits, a duet or a long guitar break, and the room settles arguments. Ready-made list deals a card from one of the three lists.
Tips
- Where two songs share a title, type the artist after it. A square holds 60 characters.
- Keep the caller's screen out of sight: it shows the title of the song that is playing.
Questions and answers
How many songs do I need for music bingo?
A 5 × 5 card with a free center takes 24 titles. With exactly 24, every card holds the same songs in a different order; a longer list makes the cards differ. The word list reads up to 300 lines.
Does the page play the songs?
No. It holds no audio, no song library and no playlist link. You play the music from your own player, and the caller only shows which of your titles comes next.
Can I make music bingo cards without typing a song list?
Yes. The page opens on cards of prompts that name no song, such as Hand claps, A weekday in the title and A cover version. Print them and play any playlist: a square is marked when a song fits it.
How do I check a winning card?
On the caller's side, Called so far lists every song played, newest first or A to Z. Read the winner's line back against it. The free center counts as marked.