Picture bingo is the same 5 by 5 card with an image in each square. It works for a baby shower that wants gift icons, a classroom that is matching objects, or a family game built from photos everyone will recognise. This page opens in picture mode. Choose files, or press Use sample icons if you only want to see the layout. Sample icons are coloured tiles numbered in the browser. They are not stock photographs, and they are there so the button works before you have gathered 24 pictures.
Own photos are read locally. The card uses the image data the browser already has. There is no account and no upload step. That also means a card cannot be regenerated later from "your album on the site", because the site never received the album. If you need the cards again, keep the PDF you save from the print dialog. Large images make the tab use more memory. A set of 30 phone photos is already a lot for a grid of small squares. Crop before you add them if you know which corner matters, because the square shows the centre of the file, covering the cell, and the edges may be cut off.
You need 24 pictures with the free centre, or 25 without. The same picture is not placed twice on one card. If you add fewer files than that, the page says how many it found and does not invent fillers. The sample set has 30 icons, which is enough for a free-centre card and a little variety between guests. Your own set should be larger than 24 if you want neighbouring cards to differ in which pictures they include, not only in the arrangement.
Calling a picture game needs a way to name the pictures. Agree the names before you deal, or hold up a copy of the photo, because the card does not print a caption under the image. Word lists, including the baby shower and classroom starters, live on the word page. A 5 by 5 card dealt from 1 to 75 is the US page. A 3 by 9 ticket of fifteen numbers is the UK page. Mixing a photo and a word on the same card is not supported. Pick one mode per batch.