Bracket Maker

Build a single-elimination tournament bracket for 2–64 players or teams. Byes are handled automatically, winners advance with a click, and the finished bracket prints cleanly or downloads as a PNG.

100% in your browser — names are never uploaded.
☁ Cloud backup Premium only

Tournament title (optional)

Players or teams — one per line

2–64 entries. Any count works — byes are added automatically.

Seeding

"In list order" treats the first line as the #1 seed — top seeds get the byes and can only meet in the final.

Accent color

About the Bracket Maker

Office ping-pong championship, March Madness watch party, fantasy draft order, sibling video-game showdown, cornhole at the family reunion — everything is more fun as a bracket. This tool turns a simple list of names into a proper single-elimination tournament bracket in one click, and then lets you run the whole tournament from the same page: click the winner of each matchup and they advance until a champion holds the trophy.

How it works

Good to know

Common questions

How do I make a tournament bracket for free?

Type or paste the players or teams, choose seeded or shuffled matchups, and the bracket builds itself with automatic byes when the count is not a power of two. Click each winner through the rounds until a champion emerges.

How do byes work with an odd number of players?

When your player count is not exactly 4, 8, 16, 32, or 64, the bracket automatically gives the top seeds first-round byes so every round after that lines up cleanly. You just enter the names; the math is handled.

Can I use this for a March Madness style office pool?

Yes. Build the field, click results as games finish, and the bracket tracks everything through the championship. With the optional Premium sync, the in-progress pool follows you between your work computer and your phone.

Can I print the bracket to put on a wall?

Yes. The bracket prints cleanly for the break room wall or the tournament table, and you can keep clicking winners in the browser version as the real one gets marker updates.

What kinds of tournaments does it fit?

Anything single-elimination: sports pools, gaming tournaments, cornhole and ping-pong brackets, bake-off showdowns, and the annual argument about the best holiday movie.

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