An odd team count like 7 is fiddly to do by hand — paste your names and the generator distributes everyone evenly across all seven groups.
The free version does the job. The optional template pack just makes brackets look beautiful for events, classrooms and clubs.
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Useful when you have around 28–56 people and a single bracket of 7 small squads — typical for school sports days, summer camp colour groups, and corporate training breakouts where one trainer can comfortably watch seven tables.
One per line.
Mode is set for you.
Copy, print, or send to the bracket maker.
Seven is awkward: it doesn't divide a class of 30 cleanly, and most picking methods leave one team short. The generator just rotates assignment so the imbalance is at most one person per team, which is the mathematical best you can do.
After generating, copy the result to clipboard or export CSV. You can paste the same teams into the bracket maker later so the day's standings stay consistent.
Some teams will have one extra person. The generator spreads the extras so the gap is never larger than one.
Six teams suits bigger events: classrooms of 30, summer camp groups, esports leagues, conference workshops.
OpenEight teams is the cleanest single-elimination size — three rounds, no byes, perfect symmetry.
OpenFive teams is great for league formats and rotation stations. Paste names, hit generate, share the result.
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.
OpenFree forever for basic use. No signup required. The free version really does do the job.
Want prettier prints? See the optional template pack
