Record the event clearly
Start with the tournament name, date, venue, player name, and final placement. A viewer should understand what happened even when the image is reposted without its original caption.
Free tool for everyone
Tournament cards and pub mats in one place
A free tournament content tool anyone can use, especially Tournament Organizers who need clean player result cards and event graphics without opening a design app.
Tool Preview
Illustrative layout — no real player results
Tournament report
PLAYER
Swiss stage result card
001
Card No.
Round and opponent
Confirmed score
Result checked by you
Event details
JPG download
What's in the tool
Everything is built around fast tournament posting: enter details, preview the graphic, then download a JPG for social pages, chats, or event recaps.
Result Cards
Create polished Swiss and Top Cut player cards with rounds, scores, records, titles, and multiple card designs.
Pub Mats
Design event posters with shop details, schedule, entry fees, prizes, guests, sponsors, notes, and custom images.
Winner Posts
Create post-tournament winner graphics with player photos, logos, custom colors, backgrounds, and social templates.
Organizer Workflow
Use manual entry, Challonge imports, live previews, quick edits, feedback, and one-click JPG downloads.
Background Remover
Remove image backgrounds in your browser — no upload, no account, no API key. Download a clean transparent PNG.
Try itDeck Builder
Build your own 3G/4G/5G/6G Beyblade X deck from the built-in part catalog — UX & BX standard combos or full CX custom builds.
Try itOrganizer guide
How to make a useful tournament result card
Check every round
Enter wins, losses, scores, and opponents consistently. Review imported Challonge data before exporting, especially renamed players, byes, and matches entered after the event.
Design for the destination
Use high-contrast text and a simple background for mobile feeds. Keep logos away from names and scores, then inspect the preview at a small size before downloading the final JPG.
A practical event-posting workflow
- Collect the confirmed standings from the event organizer.
- Choose a result card, winner post, or pub mat template.
- Add only details that help players identify the event.
- Preview names, scores, logos, and image crops for mistakes.
- Download the graphic and add accessible context to the post.
What this site does with your images
The card generator builds the preview in your browser. The background remover also processes images locally, so the image does not need to be uploaded to a removal service. You remain responsible for having permission to use player photos, logos, and other artwork included in an export.
Guides
Latest articles
Tool Guides
Remove a Photo Background, Fix the Edges and Export a PNG
Use this site’s background remover to prepare a player photo: check the automatic cutout, erase or restore details, and export it for a tournament card.
4 min read
Deck Building
Standard vs. CX Builds in Beyblade X: How the Parts System Works
How Standard (BX/UX) and Custom (CX) Beyblade X combos are built, what each part does, and how the deck builder models them.
6 min read
Deck Building
Beyblade X Deck Sizes: What 3G, 4G, 5G, and 6G Mean
What the 3G/4G/5G/6G deck-size labels mean, why organizers pick one for an event, and how to plan builds around it.
5 min read
Before you start
Do I need an account?
No. The tools work without signing in. Download your graphics before leaving; the editors do not provide saved account projects.
Does the site track my win rate?
The result card presents entered or imported match information. It does not maintain a player performance database or independently verify standings. Check your source results before publishing.
What if Challonge import is unavailable?
You can enter the confirmed results manually and use the same card designs. The import guide explains missing matches and fallback behavior.
About the creator
Built by Leandro, a developer and player
I'm Leandro — I build this site in my spare time. I play and help out around Beyblade X locals, and this project started as a way to solve my own problem: making clean result cards and event graphics without opening a full design app between rounds. That's still the goal — free, fast tools for the actual work of running and documenting an event.