Is the Top 5 graphic generator free?
Yes. Building and exporting is free and needs no account. Saving a draft so you can update the same ranking each week requires a Brackify account with an active subscription.
Five is the ranking number. Power rankings, season standings, monthly leaderboards and player of the month lists all stop at five, and none of them fit a bracket shaped Top 8. This preset gives you a champion card plus a clean two by two grid, built for tables rather than brackets. A Top 5 graphic is a results or ranking image showing five players in order, from first through fifth. Unlike a Top 8, it is usually built from a table rather than a bracket: a league standing, a season points race, a power ranking, or a round robin final order. On Brackify the Top 5 preset renders first place as a large hero card with the remaining four arranged in a two by two grid beside it, so the number one spot is visually separated from the field the way a ranking implies.
Choose Top 5 in the bracket size selector above the preview. The layout becomes a hero card plus a two by two grid.
Type the five names in order, or paste a start.gg or Challonge link if the ranking came from an event. Rankings that live in a spreadsheet are entered by hand in the participants panel.
Pick each player main from the roster or upload a photo. Add a country flag and a social handle so people can find them.
Upload your league or series logo, set the accent colour, and choose a gradient or a custom background image.
Export a 1920 by 1080 JPG. Save the draft and reopen it for the next ranking cycle instead of rebuilding the layout from scratch.
Yes. Building and exporting is free and needs no account. Saving a draft so you can update the same ranking each week requires a Brackify account with an active subscription.
A standard double elimination Top 8 finishes with two players tied at fifth, because both lose in the same losers bracket round. Cutting at five means choosing between them with no bracket result to justify it. Use the Top 6 preset to show both fifth place finishers, or the Top 4 preset which stops before the tie occurs.
Yes, and that is the main use. Nothing in the studio requires bracket data. Type the five names in the participants panel, upload a photo or pick a character for each, and brand it with your series logo.
Yes. Save the draft with your branding, background and layout in place, then reopen it and swap the names and art for the next cycle. This requires an account with an active subscription.
A 1920 by 1080 JPG, rendered at up to 3x pixel ratio on the web and 1.5x on native mobile. Standard sixteen by nine for every major platform.
Yes, if the ranking came from an event. Paste the event link and Brackify pulls the tournament name, finish order and entrant tags. Rankings that only exist in a spreadsheet are entered manually.
No. All eight placement slots are held in memory regardless of the size you are viewing, so moving between Top 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 preserves every name, image, flag and handle in both directions.