Seed order
Enter teams in seed order (1, 16, 8, 9, …) so the bracket places top seeds across halves. Or just enter alphabetically — the bracket structure is the same; the seeding is your call.
Office pools, friend group predictions, classroom NCAA week — paste 64 teams and print the iconic bracket.
Other formats coming soon.
The free version does the job. The optional template pack just makes brackets look beautiful for events, classrooms and clubs.
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Office pools and prediction contests around NCAA tournament time. The 64-slot bracket is huge but readable on A3 landscape, and exporting as PDF means everyone can fill it in on their tablet.
Enter teams in seed order (1, 16, 8, 9, …) so the bracket places top seeds across halves. Or just enter alphabetically — the bracket structure is the same; the seeding is your call.
Generate once, share the PNG. Each participant fills in their predictions in their own image editor, then sends back. Compare manually or in a spreadsheet.
Standard single-elim is 64. For First Four, run 4 mini-brackets first and feed the winners in.
March Madness sized. Six rounds. Sixty-three matches. Best displayed on screen.
OpenFive rounds. Thirty-one matches. The size of a regional cup.
OpenSometimes a blank sheet beats a digital one — generate without entering names and print the empty bracket.
OpenRun an event without spreadsheets or paid software. Build a printable bracket in your browser, share by PDF.
OpenFree forever for basic use. No signup required. The free version really does do the job.
Want prettier prints? See the optional template pack