Printable bracket

64 Team Single Elimination Bracket

A ready-to-edit 64-team single elimination bracket. 6 rounds, 63 matches, no byes.

  • 64 teams
  • 6 rounds · 63 matches
  • No byes
0 teams

One per line, or comma-separated. Up to 128.

Seeding

Input order uses the list above. Random shuffles once. Manual shows arrow controls to set the seed order.

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64-team bracket at a glance

64 teams → 64 slots Rounds = 6 Matches = 63 Byes = 0

No byes: every team plays in the first round.

Round by round

  • Round of 64: 32 matches
  • Round of 32: 16 matches
  • Round of 16: 8 matches
  • Quarterfinals: 4 matches
  • Semifinals: 2 matches
  • Final: 1 match

At this size the bracket is dense. Use the digital view during play; Print / PDF scales the canvas, but expect small type. Printing by section or using the on-screen bracket is usually more practical.

Seeding

Input order assigns seed 1 to the first name. Use random seeding for a blind draw, or manual order to arrange the bracket yourself. Standard placement keeps the top seeds apart until the later rounds.

Printing and sharing

Use Print / PDF for a clean bracket, then choose Save as PDF in your browser dialog if you want a file. Share link packs the full state into a URL snapshot; named saves and JSON export are available if you want a local backup.

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Frequently asked questions

How many matches are in a 64-team single elimination bracket?
63 matches. The champion wins 6 matches.
How many rounds?
6 rounds. Every team plays in the first round.
Are there byes?
No. 64 teams fill the bracket exactly.
Can I edit the team names?
Yes. Replace the placeholder list with your own names and generate again.
Can I print or share it?
Yes. Print / PDF gives a clean printable bracket; share link encodes the full state as a snapshot URL.

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