Gritolina Lotería Card Template

Yes. Every card is a row in the sheet with its Name, Number and Picture, so you can swap a picture for a photo and a name for anything you like: the family, the guests at a baby shower, the couple at a bridal shower. Each board keeps its own pictures, so when you change a card, change it on the boards that show it too.

No. The deck is new, drawn for this template: 54 cards with names and pictures of their own, from El Ajolote to El Limón. None of them is a card from the traditional deck, whose pictures belong to its publisher. It plays the same way, with a caller and a board for each player.

In the sheet each board is one row, and each of its 16 squares is two columns, a picture and a card name, from Picture 1 and Card 1 to Picture 16 and Card 16. Once your cards are in, open the boards and click Deal boards: every board gets a random mix of your cards, none twice on a board and no two boards alike. Duplicate a board first for more than 20 players, and deal again whenever you change the cards. You can still change a single square by hand, by pasting in a picture and typing its name.

The two card designs, one board design, their fields, 54 sample cards and 20 sample boards are copied into one project of yours, with the fields already pointed at the designs: the cards under All cards and the boards in a collection of their own. Nothing stays linked to this page afterwards, so the author's later edits never reach your copy.

The cards are Poker size, 2.5 × 3.5 in, 63.5 × 88.9 mm, 750 × 1050 pixels at 300 DPI. The boards are Square Board size, 8 × 8 in, 203.2 × 203.2 mm, 2400 × 2400 pixels at 300 DPI. Those are the numbers to hand a print shop, and each part exports at its own size.

Yes. Adding it, editing it, filling it with your own cards and playtesting it online are all free. Exporting print files starts on the Hobby plan, and Print & Ship through The Game Crafter is on Indie. No template sits behind a paid plan.

Yes. They land in your project as ordinary layouts, so you can drag an element somewhere else, put your own art behind the frame, restyle the type or rename a field. Edit a design once and every card or board drawn on it follows.

Yes. The cards and the boards each have a sheet, and the samples are rows in them, there to be overwritten. Type over them, add rows of your own, or bring a CSV and match its headers to the fields.

Yes. This one is ours, and you keep commercial rights to what you build from it, crowdfunding and retail included.