Best for groups of 30+
Below 30 people, ten teams becomes tiny pairs and triples — consider 5 or 6 teams instead. Above 30, ten gives a comfortable size of 3–10 per team without any single team dominating.
Pasting a roster of 30–100 people and splitting it into ten balanced squads is a job for a generator, not a clipboard.
The free version does the job. The optional template pack just makes brackets look beautiful for events, classrooms and clubs.
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Common at company off-sites, large classroom projects, multi-court tournaments and youth tournaments where ten coaches each need a small group. Ten is also the natural size for a league night with two-person tables.
One name per line works best.
Ten teams appear instantly.
Copy as text, CSV or send to bracket.
Below 30 people, ten teams becomes tiny pairs and triples — consider 5 or 6 teams instead. Above 30, ten gives a comfortable size of 3–10 per team without any single team dominating.
Add two byes and you can drop the ten teams straight into a 16-team single-elimination bracket. The generator handles the byes for you.
Yes — append a number after each name (e.g. "Alex 4") and switch on balanced mode.
Eight teams is the cleanest single-elimination size — three rounds, no byes, perfect symmetry.
OpenSixteen teams, fifteen matches, four rounds. The classic championship sheet.
OpenStop one team carrying the whole game. Rate each player 1–5 and we'll split them into teams whose total skill is as even as possible.
OpenMix departments fairly so every breakout group has a mix of design, engineering, sales, and ops — without picking favourites.
OpenFree forever for basic use. No signup required. The free version really does do the job.
Want prettier prints? See the optional template pack