Exactly how large is the type on these cards?

Card numerals are 43-point Atkinson Hyperlegible, a typeface designed for low-vision readers — noticeably larger than the 28-point numbers on our standard bingo set. The point size is stated on every page footer.

Why is there only one card per page?

A full-page card leaves room for the oversized numerals and gives players a bigger target to mark. If you want compact two-per-page cards instead, use the standard 1–75 set on this site.

Can an activity director print copies for a whole residence?

Yes. The license printed on each card covers personal, classroom, and care-facility use, so a community can run off as many copies as its game calendar needs — laminating a master set works well too.

Do large print cards play differently?

No — the free center and the B-I-N-G-O column ranges are identical to standard 75-ball bingo, so a mixed group can play one game together with some players on large print cards and others on regular ones.

20 Large Print Bingo Cards for Seniors — Oversized 43pt Numerals, One Card Per Page

Twenty free large print bingo cards built for low-vision players: one 5×5 card per page with oversized 43-point numerals in Atkinson Hyperlegible, a free center, and a caller's sheet covering every number from 1 to 75. Download the PDF and print — no signup, no watermarks. A staple for senior-center game hours and memory-care activity programs.

Card 1 of 20

B	I	N	G	O
12	30	33	48	70
11	24	40	47	69
14	26	FREE	46	64
7	25	45	53	63
3	16	43	49	61

43pt · 5×5 grid · 1 per page

Download 20 large print bingo cards + caller's sheet (free PDF)

What you get

Cards in set	20 unique full-page cards
Grid size	5×5, free center square
Font size	43pt numerals (oversized large print)
Cards per printed page	1 — maximum card size
Number ranges	Standard 75-ball: B 1–15 through O 61–75
Caller's sheet	Included on the final page
Paper	Letter and A4 at 100% — same file
File size	46 KB (22 pages)

What's in the set

Card 1 of 20

B	I	N	G	O
12	30	33	48	70
11	24	40	47	69
14	26	FREE	46	64
7	25	45	53	63
3	16	43	49	61

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Download the full set: 20 Large Print Bingo Cards for Seniors — Oversized 43pt Numerals, One Card Per Page

43pt · 5×5 grid · 1 per page

Download 20 large print bingo cards + caller's sheet (free PDF)

Free PDF · no signup · free for personal, classroom, and care-facility use — not for resale.

Printing tips

Print at 100% — “fit to page” shrinks the 43pt numerals this set exists for.
High-contrast black type on warm white paper; there are no toner-heavy backgrounds.
The one-card layout centers inside both Letter and A4 margins at full scale.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Exactly how large is the type on these cards?: Card numerals are 43-point Atkinson Hyperlegible, a typeface designed for low-vision readers — noticeably larger than the 28-point numbers on our standard bingo set. The point size is stated on every page footer.
Why is there only one card per page?: A full-page card leaves room for the oversized numerals and gives players a bigger target to mark. If you want compact two-per-page cards instead, use the standard 1–75 set on this site.
Can an activity director print copies for a whole residence?: Yes. The license printed on each card covers personal, classroom, and care-facility use, so a community can run off as many copies as its game calendar needs — laminating a master set works well too.
Do large print cards play differently?: No — the free center and the B-I-N-G-O column ranges are identical to standard 75-ball bingo, so a mixed group can play one game together with some players on large print cards and others on regular ones.