The March Madness shape. Six rounds, 63 matches, the whole Round-of-64 field on one page. Large — prints best on ledger or tabloid; on letter, the text will be small. 6 rounds, 63 matches.
Hit Print and fill in names by hand. Every match slot has a faint baseline so your handwriting stays level. If you want results to update live — multiple people filling in winners on their phones from the same bracket — create an interactive version using the button above.
A 64-team single elimination bracket has 6 rounds and 63 total matches. Every team except the champion loses exactly once — that's the single-elimination invariant.
Round 1 is the Round of 64 — 32 matches. Then Round of 32, Sweet Sixteen, Elite Eight, Final Four, Championship. This is the structure of the NCAA Tournament main bracket.
If your field isn't exactly 64 teams, fill some slots with "BYE" — whichever team is matched against a BYE automatically advances.
Standard seeding pairs the highest seed with the lowest, working inward. Enter teams in bracket seed order (1, opposite-end, etc.) for proper cross-bracket placement. Seeds 1 and 2 end up on opposite halves, meeting only in the final if both advance.