BingoCard Lab

What is BingoCard Lab?

BingoCard Lab is a web-based bingo card generator published by GETTIN, a Paris-based company, and founded by Arthur. It focuses on picture bingo: the user describes an event in one sentence, and the tool writes an item list, illustrates every square, and makes a different card for each player. The site positions this between free generators that produce plain word grids and printable sets built on someone else’s theme; the output is intended to be event-specific and illustrated. BingoCard Lab also supports text bingo, and the site says no account is needed to try it. Payment is required to print the illustrated version.

How BingoCard Lab works

The workflow starts with a sentence describing the game. The page’s example is “A jungle baby shower for Emma, 20 guests, ages 3 to 70, English,” and the site advises writing the occasion, players, and language as you would text a friend. From that description, BingoCard Lab suggests about 30 items. The user can review the list before any pictures are drawn, renaming, removing, or adding items. The user then chooses a visual style and generates the set. Each square is drawn in the same style, and cards can be produced in 3×3, 4×4, or 5×5 formats with the free space on or off. The site says a set can contain 1 to 100 cards, that no two cards are alike, and that no two cards share a full winning line, so a bingo line belongs to only one player. Output is a PDF in Letter or A4 with 1, 2, or 4 cards per page, plus a call sheet. If one square is unsatisfactory, the user can redraw just that square or rename it. Accounts are created from the email used at checkout, and users return through a link sent by email rather than a password.

Main features

• AI-assisted item lists: the tool drafts items from the event description; users can edit every square before printing.
• Illustrated squares: five styles are listed—Cartoon, Watercolor, Coloring page, Flat icons, and Vintage.
• Unique cards: up to 100 per set, with no shared full winning line between cards.
• Flexible grids: 3×3, 4×4, or 5×5, with free space optional.
• Print-ready PDFs: Letter or A4, 1, 2, or 4 cards per page, plus a call sheet.
• Ready-made themes: users can download a theme as-is or customize it with AI.
• Single-square edits: redraw one illustration or rename an item without regenerating the whole set.
• Text bingo: unlimited text cards are available on the free tier.
• Language handling: items are written in the language of the description, which the site notes works for vocabulary games.

Pricing

BingoCard Lab lists three tiers. Prices are shown tax included, and the site says the yearly Pro plan triggers an email a few days before renewal.

Plan	Price	What is included
Free	$0	Unlimited text bingo cards; one illustrated set in full PDF with a small BingoCard Lab logo.
Event pass	$4.99 once	Unlocks one illustrated set; print as many cards as needed; no logo; personal and classroom use; download again later.
Pro	$59/year or $9.99/month	For teachers and Etsy sellers; about two new illustrated sets a week; commercial use included; redraws and new decks don’t count; cancel in one click.

The site describes the Event pass as being for one event and says there are no surprise subscriptions.

Common use cases

The supplied pages name baby showers, classes and teams, Spanish class food words, office holiday parties, and road trips with kids. The jungle baby shower example shows a mixed-age family event, while the classroom examples point to vocabulary and language learning. Teachers can use the Event pass for classroom use, and Pro adds commercial use for sellers such as Etsy printable shops. The grid options also map to different audiences: 3×3 for quick rounds with toddlers and 5×5 for longer games with adults. Because the cards use pictures in every square, the site says kids who cannot read yet can play along.

Limitations

• Licensed characters are not illustrated. The site says it does not draw characters owned by someone else, such as Bluey or Mickey, though a text version with those names is possible.
• Illustrations are AI-generated, and item lists can be AI-drafted. Users should review and edit squares before printing; the site provides editing tools for this.
• The free tier includes only one illustrated set and adds a small BingoCard Lab logo to the PDF.
• The Event pass unlocks one illustrated set and covers personal and classroom use, not commercial resale.
• Commercial use requires Pro. The Pro plan lists about two new illustrated sets a week; redraws and new decks do not count against that.
• Sets are capped at 100 cards, and output is a downloadable PDF rather than a physical product.
• Theme pages avoid brand names, real people, and licensed characters, and squares are kept family-safe unless a page says it is for adults.

Summary

BingoCard Lab is an AI-assisted picture bingo generator for hosts, teachers, and sellers who want event-specific cards rather than generic word grids. Its main differentiators are illustrated squares, editable item lists, and unique cards with no shared winning line. Pricing is simple: a free tier for text cards and one logo-bearing illustrated set, a $4.99 one-time Event pass for one illustrated set, and a $59/year or $9.99/month Pro plan for recurring use and commercial rights. The main constraints are the ban on licensed characters, the need to review AI output, the one-set scope of the Event pass, and the 100-card limit.