Choose a bracket size
Pick 4, 8, 16, or 32 teams. If your real count sits between two sizes, choose the larger one and let byes handle the gap.
Make a single-elimination bracket for 4, 8, 16, or 32 teams. Seed the field or run a blind draw that keeps teams from the same club apart, copy the round 1 draw to announce it, then click winners through and share one link.
Generate yours, then click teams to record results. No account or setup required.
One team per line. We’ll handle the layout and you can adjust the details if needed. If you have a list of players instead, split them into fair random teams first.
Set the options on the left and generate to get started.
Single elimination — also called a knockout tournament — is the fastest format: lose once and you are out. This generator seeds your teams, fills empty slots with byes, and lets you click winners through to the championship. Switch the seeding to a random draw and it works as a bracket randomizer for a blind-draw tournament. Everything runs in your browser, so there is no sign-up and no waiting.
Want every team to survive a first loss? Use the double elimination bracket generator — or the round robin schedule generator when everyone should play everyone.
Four quick steps from a list of teams to a printable, shareable result.
Pick 4, 8, 16, or 32 teams. If your real count sits between two sizes, choose the larger one and let byes handle the gap.
Type or paste one team per line. Order matters when you seed as entered, so list your 1 seed first if you want manual control.
Standard seeding is the safe default for most tournaments. Switch to seed as entered for full control or random draw for a blind bracket.
Click a team in any matchup to advance it. Share the link or print the bracket so everyone follows the same draw.
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Pick a bracket size, type or paste your team names, choose a seeding method, then generate. The bracket builds instantly in your browser, and you can click a team in any matchup to advance it to the next round.
Yes. Choose the next bracket size up from your team count and leave the extra slots blank. The generator fills empty slots with byes, and any team drawn against a bye advances automatically.
Standard seeding places teams so the top seed faces the lowest seed and strong seeds stay apart until later rounds, which is how most tournaments are bracketed. Seed as entered keeps your exact list order, and random draw shuffles everyone for a blind draw.
Use Print to save a clean printable copy or PDF, or Save PNG for an image you can post. Your bracket, including the winners you have clicked, is also saved on this device. To share one link that keeps showing the latest results as you record them, create a live link from a free Syncrize account.
Yes. Set the seeding method to Random draw and the generator shuffles every team into the bracket once, so it works as a bracket randomizer for a blind-draw tournament. The draw stays fixed while you record results and in any link you share. Press Re-draw for a new one.
Paste your teams, choose Random draw, and generate. The round 1 draw appears under the bracket as a numbered list of matchups with byes marked, and Copy draw puts it on your clipboard to post or read out. Every viewer of the shared link sees the same draw.
Yes. Add a vertical bar and the club after a team name, like Falcons | Northside. With Random draw on, the generator keeps teams from the same club out of each other's round 1 match, and tells you if the list makes that impossible.
Yes. Standard seeding places the 1 seed against the lowest seed and keeps the top seeds apart until the later rounds, and the round 1 matchups are listed with each seed number so you can publish the seeding before play starts.
Yes. Knockout and single elimination are the same format under two names: one loss and a team is out. Build the bracket here for any knockout tournament, and use the double-elimination generator instead if you want teams to survive a first loss.
Yes. The tournament bracket generator is free to use, runs entirely in your browser, and does not require an account or any sign-up.
New to running a tournament? These short guides explain each format and how to set it up.
How each knockout format works, the game counts, and which one to use.
Winners bracket, losers bracket, loser routing, and the grand final.
How many games a round robin takes, byes, and scoring the standings.
Standard seeding order, where byes go, and when to draw at random.
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