Five teams is great for league formats and rotation stations. Paste names, hit generate, share the result.
The free version does the job. The optional template pack just makes brackets look beautiful for events, classrooms and clubs.
Free forever for basic use · No signup required
Common in school PE classes (5 stations), retreat workshops (5 breakouts), and small recreational leagues. Five teams plays well with a round-robin format where every team faces every other team once.
Up to 200 names handled comfortably.
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Run the algorithm a few times until the result feels right.
Five teams in a round robin makes 10 matches in total — each team plays four games. Use this generator for the team split, then assign matches manually or use a round-robin schedule. Round robin is fair when there is no strict knockout deadline.
Because your group size is not divisible by 5. The tool spreads leftovers one at a time so no team is starved.
Three-way splits made painless. Paste names, pick three teams, and we distribute everyone evenly with one click.
OpenSix teams suits bigger events: classrooms of 30, summer camp groups, esports leagues, conference workshops.
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.
OpenRound-robin guarantees every team plays every other — but it eats time. For one-afternoon events, a bracket is usually the better call.
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
