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.

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.