You can log in using the following methods.

Log in without a password. Enter your email address and a login link will be sent to your email.

Email Link

Log in with your registered email address and password.

Email and Password

Log in with Google, X (Twitter), or Facebook. Click the respective button on the login page.

Social Accounts

Login

Table Actions

Select tables with checkboxes and click the CSV export button to download the selected table information in CSV format.

CSV Export

View a list of your created tournament brackets and league tables. Access it by clicking on your username in the header or 'My Page' in the menu.

List Operations

My Page

Password Reset

You can create an account using the following methods.

Create Account

Account Management

See the detailed API documentation below.

Endpoints

Important Notes

With the premium plan, you can operate tournament and league data via API. Use it for system integration and automation.

What is API Integration?

Sample Code

Getting an API Token

API Integration

Collaborative editing allows multiple users to edit the same tournament bracket, league table, or Swiss draw. The owner of a bracket can generate an edit link and share it with others. Users who open the link gain edit access.

What is Collaborative Editing?

Open the edit screen for your bracket or table, go to the Share tab, and turn on the Collaborative Editing toggle. A shareable edit link will be generated automatically. Note: You must save the bracket at least once before enabling collaborative editing.

Enabling Collaborative Editing

When you open an edit link shared with you, you will be added as a collaborator and redirected to the edit page. You need to be logged in to join. If you are not logged in, you will be prompted to log in first.

Joining a Collaboration

If you are a collaborator and want to leave, open the detail page of the bracket or table and click the Leave button. A confirmation dialog will appear. After leaving, you will lose edit access.

Leaving a Collaboration

The owner can view the list of collaborators in the Share tab of the edit screen. To remove a collaborator, click the Remove button next to their name. Disabling collaborative editing will remove all collaborators and invalidate the edit link.

Managing Collaborators

Once collaborative editing is enabled, copy the edit link and share it with the people you want to invite. Anyone with the link can join as an editor by opening it in their browser.

Sharing the Edit Link

Collaborative Editing

THE TOURNAMENT is a web service that makes it easy to create and manage tournament brackets and league tables. It can be used for sports events, game tournaments, corporate competitions, and more.

What is THE TOURNAMENT?

Main Features

Registered Account

Guest Access

Guest vs Registered Account

Free vs Premium Plan Comparison

Getting Started

A league table is used for round-robin style competitions where all participants play against each other. Rankings are determined based on match results. Since everyone plays the same number of matches, it provides fair ranking.

What is a League Table?

How to customize colors and custom columns.

How to add, remove, and edit participants.

How to share via URL, SNS, PDF export, and embedding.

Features available with the premium plan.

How to subscribe and cancel the premium plan.

Swiss-system is a format where participants with similar records play against each other. Each round, players with similar points are matched, resulting in more competitive games. It has more matches than tournaments but fewer than round-robin, offering a balanced format.

What is Swiss-System?

How to create a new Swiss-system tournament.

A tournament bracket is used for elimination-style competitions. Participants who lose are eliminated, and the winner is determined by continuous victories. It's characterized by fewer matches and quick determination of the champion.

A format where participants aren't eliminated until they lose twice. Even after one loss, you can continue in the losers bracket and still win. It provides fairer ranking but requires more matches.

Double Elimination

The simplest tournament format where one loss means elimination. It requires the fewest matches but has a larger element of chance since one defeat determines placement.

Single Elimination

What is a Tournament Bracket?

How to customize colors and design settings.

How to add/remove participants and configure third place match.

How to enter match results, add comments and URLs.

Create New

In the 'Detailed Input' option from the participants menu, you can add, delete, and reorder participants individually.

Detailed Input

Click on a participant's name in the league table to edit it directly.

Direct Edit on League Table

In the 'Simple Input' option from the participants menu, you can enter participant names line by line in a text area. This is convenient for bulk setup.

Simple Input

Tips

Player Settings

Click on a cell in the match table to select the winner.

Direct Input on League Table

Click on a cell in the match table to open the edit form. You can select the winner, enter scores, and set draws.

Detailed Input via Edit Form

Entering Match Results

You can view entered match results by clicking on a cell in the league table in view mode.

Viewing Match Results

Creating League Tables

Change the color scheme of league tables. Applied to both match table and standings.

Color Customization

Customize column names and show/hide columns. Displayed columns automatically change based on the priority settings.

Column Customization

Customize points for win/draw/loss. Default is Win: 3pts, Draw: 1pt, Loss: 0pts.

Point Settings

Freely change the priority order, add or remove items. Items are compared from top to bottom; if tied, the next item is used.

Customize

Set the priority for determining rankings when teams have the same record. Choose from presets or customize freely.

Baseball

Win Rate → Head-to-Head → Point Diff.

Basketball/Tennis

Select a preset based on your sport type to automatically set the appropriate ranking priority.

Esports

Points → Goal Diff. → Goals → Head-to-Head

Soccer

Choose from Presets

Win Rate → Points → Set Ratio → Point Ratio

Volleyball

Available Priority Items

Ranking Priority

League Settings

Copy the embed tag to embed league tables on blogs and websites. You can embed match table and standings separately.

Embed on Websites

Export league tables as PDF. Includes both match table and standings.

PDF Export

Share league tables on X (Twitter), Facebook, and LINE. Simply click the share button to post.

Social Media Sharing

Copy the 'Public URL' from the share menu to share. URL becomes active after saving.

Share via URL

Sharing & Export League

Benefits of Account Registration

Copy

Customizable Items

Examples

Design Templates

Choosing the Right Preset

Usage Tips

How to Cancel

Up to 128 for tournaments, 64 for leagues

Increased Participant Limits

No limit on the number of tables you can create

Unlimited Saves

Ad-Free

API Access

Premium Features

Pricing

How to Subscribe

Premium Plan

Click 'Add Participant' button in the participant menu, then enter the name to add.

Add Participants

Click the icon next to the participant name to remove.

Remove Participants

Click the 'Shuffle' button to randomly reorder participants.

Shuffle

Participant Settings

When a round is completed, opponents for the next round are automatically determined. Participants with the same points are matched, and rematches with previous opponents are avoided.

Automatic Pairing

Click on a match from the Results menu or the match table on the right, then select the winner. You can also enter draws and scores.

How to Enter Results

Turn on 'Hide standings' to hide standings on the public page.

Hide Standings

Customize points for win, draw, loss, and bye in the Points menu.

Available Tiebreakers

Freely customize the tiebreaker order. Add or remove from available tiebreakers.

Configure how to break ties when points are equal. Items higher in the list have higher priority. Drag and drop to reorder.

Buchholz → Median-Buchholz → Sonneborn-Berger → Wins

Chess / Shogi / Go

Choose a preset matching your competition type.

Goal Difference → Goals Scored → Head-to-Head → Wins

Sports

OMWP (Opponent Win Rate) → Wins → Head-to-Head

TCG (Card Games)

Select from Presets

Tiebreaker Priority

Standings Settings

Click the 'Standings' tab to view current standings. Shows wins, points, tiebreaker values, etc.

View Standings

Creating Swiss Draws

Copy the embed tag to embed Swiss draws on blogs and websites. You can embed match results and standings separately.

Export Swiss draws as PDF. Includes both match results and standings.

Share Swiss draws on X (Twitter), Facebook, and LINE. Simply click the share button to post.

Sharing & Export Swiss Draw

How to edit brackets and tables together with others.

Overview of the service and plan differences.

Features and registration for the premium plan.

Creating Tournament Brackets

User Guide

In 'Detailed Input' from the players menu, you can set additional details like country flags along with player names.

Click on a player name on the bracket to edit directly.

Edit directly on bracket

In 'Simple Input' from the players menu, you can enter player names line by line. Convenient for bulk setup.

Click on the winner on the bracket to set them as the winner.

Direct input on bracket

Click on a match from the results menu to open the edit form. You can select the winner, enter scores, comments, and more.

Detailed input via edit form

Entered match results can be viewed in a modal by clicking on a match in the bracket in view mode.

Select a template from the color menu or customize individually in advanced settings.

Add comments and URLs to each match. Click on a match and enter in the details field. Use [text](URL) format to create links.

Comments & URLs

The winners bracket champion faces the losers bracket champion. This is a simple 2-player bracket for the final match.

3. Grand Finals

For players who lost once in the winners bracket. Losing here means elimination (second loss).

2. Losers Bracket

The Three Required Brackets

The main tournament. All participants start here. Players who lose move to the losers bracket.

1. Winners Bracket

In standard double elimination, if the player from winners loses in grand finals, a reset match is played. To recreate this, create the grand finals as a 3-player bracket or create a separate reset match bracket.

About Bracket Reset

Here's an example of running double elimination with 8 participants.

Example: 8-Player Tournament

In THE TOURNAMENT, you can recreate double elimination by creating three separate tournament brackets.

How to Create in THE TOURNAMENT

In the losers bracket, seeding is required based on which round players lost in the winners bracket.

How Seeding Works

Seeding in the Losers Bracket

Setup Steps

Double elimination is a format where participants aren't eliminated until they lose twice. Players are divided into winners bracket and losers bracket, with the final champion determined in the Grand Finals.