Bracket Maker: Tournament

Bracket Maker turns any group of players into a real tournament in seconds. Pick a format, add your teams, and the bracket builds itself — seeding, BYEs and advancement are all handled for you.

BUILT FOR REAL EVENTS
• Single elimination — one loss and you're out
• Double elimination — full losers bracket and a grand final, with a reset game when it is earned
• Round robin — everyone plays everyone, with a live league table

SET UP IN SECONDS
• 2 to 64 teams
• Standard seeding, a random draw, or pair teams exactly as listed
• Automatic BYEs for any number of players
• Paste a whole team list at once
• Save players once and reuse them in every future event

SCORE IT THE WAY YOU PLAY
• One-tap winner for fast knockouts
• Best of 3, 5 or 7 with a game-by-game counter
• Free-form points for football, ping pong or anything else
• Winners advance automatically — change a result and the bracket re-flows

FOLLOW THE WHOLE STORY
• Live standings with wins, draws, losses, points and difference
• Head-to-head tiebreakers
• Optional third-place playoff in single elimination
• A champion celebration the moment the final is decided
• Schedule matches and add notes right on the bracket card

MAKE IT YOURS
• Ten accent colours, or Material You colours taken from your wallpaper
• Light, dark or system theme
• A cover photo for every tournament and a logo for every team

SHARE IT ANYWHERE
• Export the whole bracket as a high-resolution image or a PDF
• Send it to the group chat, print it, or pin it on the wall

WORKS OFFLINE
Everything stays on your device. No account, no sign-up, no internet connection required.

BRACKET MAKER PRO
Pro unlocks unlimited tournaments, double elimination and round robin, cover photos, team logos and high-resolution export. Subscriptions renew automatically and can be cancelled at any time in Google Play.

Perfect for office ping-pong ladders, FIFA nights, chess clubs, padel and tennis tournaments, esports brackets, school sports days, darts, pool, foosball, badminton, wrestling — and every "who plays who?" moment.