How does a match get decided?

Whoever has the most votes when the match closes wins it and moves on. A match nobody votes on goes to its first entry so the bracket keeps moving.

What sizes can a bracket be?

4, 8, 16 or 32 entries: quarterfinals, semifinals and a final for 8, with a round of 16 and 32 for bigger ones.

Entries meet in the order you add them, so put them in the order you want them paired. Or pick a random order to shuffle the first round.

Yes. Making, sharing and voting are free.

Free · voted on by everyone

Make a voting bracket

Put 4, 8, 16 or 32 entries into a knockout bracket. Each match is a vote between two of them, the winner moves on to the next round, and the last one standing is your champion.

Make a bracket

Voting nowWhich breakfast wins Semifinal 1?

Quarterfinals

Pancakes

Waffles

Bacon

French toast

Omelette

Bagel

Cereal

Breakfast burrito

Semifinals

Pancakes

French toast

Omelette

Breakfast burrito

Final

To be decided

Champion

To be decided

A bracket partway through: quarterfinal winners have moved on, and the gold outline is the match being voted on now.

How to make a bracket

1. Pick Bracket. Choose it under Head to head when you make a chart.
2. Add your entries. Add 4, 8, 16 or 32. They meet in the order you add them (1st v 2nd, 3rd v 4th…), or pick a random order to shuffle the pairings.
3. Set the pace. Pick how long each match stays open, from 30 minutes to 2 days. Matches run round by round, each one opening once both its entries are known.
4. Share it. Share the link anywhere. Everyone who opens it votes, no account needed, and the chart fills in as each spot is decided.

Start your bracket

Ideas to start from

Best breakfast food
Greatest movie villain
Best fast food fries
Strongest anime character
Best Disney song
Ultimate snack
Best video game ever
Coolest dinosaur

Bring your own pictures, or start from any TierMaker template and its pictures come with it.

Questions

How does a match get decided?: Whoever has the most votes when the match closes wins it and moves on. A match nobody votes on goes to its first entry so the bracket keeps moving.
What sizes can a bracket be?: 4, 8, 16 or 32 entries: quarterfinals, semifinals and a final for 8, with a round of 16 and 32 for bigger ones.
Can I seed it?: Entries meet in the order you add them, so put them in the order you want them paired. Or pick a random order to shuffle the first round.
Is it free?: Yes. Making, sharing and voting are free.