Resolution Bingo Card Maker

It’s a bingo card where every square is a goal for the year. Instead of calling numbers, you mark a square each time you finish that goal, and a full row, column or diagonal counts as a bingo. Breaking a big list into 9, 16 or 25 small squares makes progress visible early, which helps people keep going past February.

For a first card, 3×3 (9 goals) or 4×4 (16 goals) is easier to finish. A 5×5 card holds 25 smaller goals and has 12 possible lines, so it suits people who like a long list or a friendly bingo race. Make the card bigger later and your squares and stamps stay where they are, with new squares added on the right and bottom. Shrinking drops the right and bottom squares, and asks for a second tap if any of them are stamped.

Choose Reading and each square becomes a prompt, like a mystery, a poetry collection, a book over 500 pages or a book made into a movie. Read a book that fits, then stamp the square. Add the title in Edit squares and by December the card doubles as your reading log. If your library or school runs its own reading bingo, you can copy its squares in.

The card and stamps are saved only in this browser on this device. Nothing is uploaded. Come back on the same phone and browser and you can keep stamping. It won’t sync to other devices, and clearing site data removes it, so saving an image now and then is a good backup.

The date you tapped the square, from your device’s clock, written as month/day. Looking back at the saved image, you can see whether your first bingo came in March or everything happened in December. To change a date, tap the stamp to remove it and stamp it again.

Rows, columns and both diagonals all count: up to 8 lines on 3×3, 10 on 4×4 and 12 on 5×5. A fully stamped card gets them all. The count and the number of stamps are shown above the squares and on every saved image.

Yes. Choose A4 print and download the PDF for one large card on a portrait page. It prints fine on US Letter too with slightly wider margins. Download it before stamping anything and you get your goals with no marks yet, ready for stickers, a real stamp or colored pencils. For a classroom or a book club, print as many copies as you need.

The feed image is 1080×1350 px (4:5), good for Instagram posts. The wallpaper is 1080×1920 px (9:16), so on a lock screen the card sits below the clock where you see it every day.