Thirty-two players, five rounds, thirty-one matches, still on a single sheet. The size where you should start thinking about how many days the tournament runs.
Round one is seeded from your list of 32. Every later round prints as blank lines, so you can write the winners in as they are decided.
Round one is filled in from your list. Later rounds always print blank.
32 of 64 · bracket of 32
Paste a list straight from a spreadsheet. One name per line.
Slots on the sheet, not players. Pick the smallest one that holds everybody and the spare lines print empty.
Everything you type stays in your browser and is drawn on your own device. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no watermark on the print or the PNG.
A printed sheet is finished the moment it leaves the printer. Move this draw into the Bracket widget instead and winners advance on their own, visitors vote and predict, and a live leaderboard ranks everyone’s picks. Your players come across, so you carry on where you left off.
A printed sheet settles the draw. These free CommonNinja widgets keep the tournament alive on your own site once the first results are in.
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Print a 16-team tournament bracket: 4 rounds, 15 matches, first round seeded from your list.
Use Tool →Print a 64-team tournament bracket: 6 rounds, 63 matches, first round seeded from your list.
Use Tool →Print an empty tournament bracket with no names at all. 4 to 64 slots, every line left blank to fill in by hand.
Use Tool →How It Works
One name per line, or paste a column straight out of a spreadsheet. Switch to a blank sheet if you would rather write them in by hand.
Choose whether round one follows your list, a random shuffle, or standard seeding that keeps the strongest apart. Byes are worked out for you.
The sheet is fitted to one A4 page exactly, so it never spills onto a second one. Your print dialog will save it as a PDF if you prefer.
The Shape
Thirty-two is where a tournament stops being an afternoon and starts being a schedule.
Running It
Write a number beside each first-round line so people can find their match without reading thirty-two names. The tool leaves room in the gutter for exactly this.
Write the tie-break rule at the top of the sheet before anyone plays. Thirty-one matches is thirty-one chances for an argument.
At sixteen players you can improvise. At thirty-two you cannot: thirty-one matches on one table is a very long day, so work out how many courts, tables or boards you have and divide. Four tables turns a five-round day into something manageable, because the first round alone is sixteen matches.
Print two copies. One goes on the wall as the master record, one travels with whoever is running the draw. Corrections on a wall chart get messy quickly, and at this size there will be corrections.
Other Sizes
Same sheet, same print settings, a different number of slots.
Print a 16-team tournament bracket: 4 rounds, 15 matches, first round seeded from your list.
Print a 64-team tournament bracket: 6 rounds, 63 matches, first round seeded from your list.
Print an empty tournament bracket with no names at all. 4 to 64 slots, every line left blank to fill in by hand.
Or start from the general printable bracket maker, which opens with every size and format available and works out the right one from however many players you paste in.
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