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Cutting Sizes of Bingo Cards

Let us show you the most effective way to cut bingo cards ready for play.  A guillotine is recommended to cut several cards at the same time.  You are welcome to use regular print paper or thicker sheets (around 160 gsm) for a more professional feeling and durable card.

All our examples are using standard A4 paper and measured in cm/mm.  If you use a different measuring system then adjust for your own use.
Cutting Jumbo Cards:

​This is super easy because each A4 printed sheet has two bingo cards printed on them.  So all you need to do is cut the sheets exactly in half (148mm) making them A5 sheets (148mm x 210mm).  Do this to all your printed sheets and your cards will be ready!
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Cutting Mini Cards:

​This is slightly more effort but is still done easily by following the cutting steps below.  Each A4 sheet will have 4 bingo cards printed on it ready to be cut.
  • Step 1 - cut your sheets exactly in half (148mm) turning them into two A5 sheets exactly the same as the jumbo cards shown in the image below.
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  • Step 2 - The top two cards have excess space at the top of the cards, and the bottom two have excess space at the bottom of the cards.  Cut these to 13cm to remove the excess space.  You can rotate one A5 sheet 180 degrees to do these at the same time if you like as shown in the image below.
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  • ​​Step 3 - Finally, make sure the cards are all upright and cut them in half one more time to 10.5cm, which will leave you with all 4 bingo cards cut perfectly to size and ready for use.  Discard the excess paper cut from step 2.  If cutting 4-5 multiple sheets at a time, then it will take roughly 5 minutes to cut 50 bingo cards.
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