Baby shower bingo is usually a listening game. Guests get a card of predictions or objects — onesie, bottle, grandparents, due date — and mark a square when the parent-to-be says it, opens it, or when a caller reads it. The list in the box is a starting set of those ordinary words, not a required script. Delete "hospital bag" if the game is only about gifts. Add the parents' surnames, a nursery colour, or the jokes your group actually uses. One phrase per line. You need 24 different lines while the centre is free.
Make one card per guest, up to 12 at a time. If you are seating more than 12, press Make cards again and print the next batch. Each batch is shuffled on its own, so the second sheet is not a copy of the first. Put the parents' names in the card title if you want that line on every card. The title is printed above the grid and is not one of the squares.
A free centre is the usual kindness at a shower, where nobody wants a long game between courses. Leave it ticked unless you have a long call list and a group that likes the harder card. Pictures of gifts belong on the picture bingo page, and they stay on the device that loaded them. Do not expect this page to pull photos out of a group chat.
Print from the button once the preview looks right. Choose Save as PDF if a relative is joining from another city and you want to send the cards. Check that a long phrase still fits the square in the print preview. "Grandparents" fits. A sentence does not. The main generator is the same tool without the shower list, if you would rather start from a blank box.