BINGO FORGE

version 2.0 · by ZenzGarden

Your free update is right here.

Version 1 had a real bug: it tried to save each page as a separate image, and browsers block that when a file is opened from your own computer. You clicked the buttons and nothing happened. That was my fault, and it's fixed.

What changed: one button now saves everything as a single PDF — all your cards, the cut-apart call slips and a master call list. No more silent downloads. And while I was in there I added 75-ball number bingo, 14 themes, custom colours, grids up to 7×7, A4/Legal/A5 paper, an ink-saver mode, 24 ready-made word lists, an on-screen caller, and save/reload.

1 · Try it right now

Opens in this browser. Nothing to install, nothing to unzip — you'll know in ten seconds that it works.

▶  Open Bingo Forge 2.0

2 · Then keep your copy

The zip holds the tool, a 3-page guide and a readme. Save it anywhere — it works offline forever, with no account and no expiry, exactly as it should have the first time.

To use the tool file on its own: save it, then double-click it. It opens in your browser.

If nothing happens when you click things

If the page opens but the buttons do nothing and no styles appear, the tool isn't starting up. That's almost always one of two things, and neither is your fault:

The button at the top of this page runs the tool right here in your browser, which sidesteps the first problem entirely — try that first.

Still not right?

Message me on Etsy and tell me what you're seeing — I read every message and I do actually fix things, as this page hopefully shows.