One bracket per event
Run a separate bracket for each sport so the dining-hall board doesn't get crowded. The team list is the same; only the bracket sheet differs.
Cabin Olympics, capture-the-flag finals, color wars โ paste teams and print a clean bracket sheet.
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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Camp counsellors running a multi-day tournament between cabins or colour groups. Generate brackets for each event (kickball, soccer, volleyball) and post them on the dining-hall noticeboard.
Run a separate bracket for each sport so the dining-hall board doesn't get crowded. The team list is the same; only the bracket sheet differs.
Export PDF, print on whatever paper the camp has. The bracket adapts to A4 or US Letter.
Single-elimination brackets only exist in power-of-two sizes: 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64. When your team count falls between two of those, the bracket maker rounds up and inserts byes for the highest seeds. So 11 teams becomes a 16-slot bracket with five byes, all assigned to the top five seeds. That preserves the 'top seeds shouldn't meet until late' principle and gives lower seeds a real path through the play-in round. If you'd rather have everyone play round one, pad the field with practice slots or switch to a round-robin format on a separate page.
The bracket renders as plain SVG, which is why it stays sharp on any paper size โ A4, A3, US Letter, US Tabloid. For a wall-sized print, export as PDF and send it to a copy shop with 'fit to page' on A2 or A1; the lines and labels remain crisp because there's no rasterisation in the pipeline. For digital sharing, PNG export rasterises at 2ร the on-screen resolution which is plenty for Slack, Discord, or email. Match colours to your event by tweaking team names with emojis (๐ฆ ๐ฅ ๐ฉ) โ they print fine and scan well from across a room.
No โ generate one per event. It's clearer for kids to read.
Yes. Click any team slot in the bracket and the name becomes editable. Edits stick across re-renders within the same session. If you reseed the bracket the edits are preserved as long as the team count doesn't change.
Not yet. The current bracket maker is single-elimination only. For most amateur and one-day tournaments single-elim is the right format because it keeps the schedule predictable. Double-elim is on the roadmap; if it would help you, send a note via the contact page so we know to prioritise it.
Click a team in any matchup to mark them as the winner โ they advance automatically to the next round. Click again to undo. The bracket doesn't track scores numerically; it just tracks who advanced, which is the only state the bracket itself needs.
Camp counsellors: paste your group, pick animals or colours, get four spirited teams ready for the relay.
OpenBuilt for teachers and PE staff who need a clean printed bracket for sports day, inter-class finals, or after-school clubs.
OpenQuarter-finals, semis, final. Seven matches, one champion. The most-printed bracket in the world.
OpenMemorable team names + balanced groups = a scavenger hunt that doesn't fall apart in the first ten minutes.
OpenFree forever for basic use. No signup required. The free version really does do the job.
Want prettier prints? See the optional template pack