Updated on January 26, 2026
On this page, you can customize and print single elimination tournament brackets with blind draw and seeded formats. We offer various designs for 4 teams, 8 teams, 16 teams, and up to 32 teams.
You can use these brackets to plan your tournaments event such as NFL playoffs, basketball, and baseball competitions. Just click the print button to get started and download your bracket for free in PDF format (A4 or Letter size).
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If you need to edit your tournament title, team names, or player names, this fillable single elimination bracket is perfect for you. Just type in the blue shaded boxes, select a 4, 8, 10, or 12-team layout, and start your tournament.


If you want to prevent strong teams from facing each other in the early rounds, this numbered bracket helps create a fair tournament. Each bracket slot is numbered, making it easy to place teams or players in the positions you want.


This colorful single-elimination bracket offers different colors for each team or players for the first round. Just type your team or players and start tournament.


This Black Dove 10-team bracket features clean white boxes with colorful accent lines for a modern, easy-to-follow design—perfect for small tournaments or friendly competitions.


This blank single-elimination bracket features clean, simple lines designed to clearly show the tournament flow from the first round to the final.


I will explain how a single-elimination tournament works. Below is an example of a single-elimination bracket for 8 teams.
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
───────────── ────────── ─────
Thunder Hawks (Win) ┐
├── Thunder Hawks (Lose) ┐
Black Stallions (Lose) ┘ │
├── Steel Panthers (Lose) ┐
Red Titans (Lose) ┐ │ │
├── Steel Panthers (Win) ┘ │
Steel Panthers (Win) ┘ │
├── Falcon (Champion)
Storm Raiders (Win) ┐ │
├── Storm Raiders (Lose) ┐ │
Night Vipers (Lose) ┘ │ │
├── Falcon (Win) ┘
War Eagles (Lose) ┐ │
├── Falcon (Win) ┘
Falcon (Win) ┘In the ASCII bracket above, there are 8 teams. The tournament starts with the quarterfinals. Each matchup is win-or-go-home—if you lose, you’re out. For example, Thunder Hawks play against Black Stallions. Thunder Hawks win, so they move on to the semifinals, and Black Stallions are eliminated. The same thing happens in every match. Winners advance to the next round, while losing teams are eliminated from the tournament.
After the quarterfinals, four teams remain and move on to the semifinals. The winners of the semifinals then advance to the final round. In the final, the last two teams face each other to decide the champion. In this example, Falcon wins the final match and becomes the tournament champion.
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