Top 8 Tournament Graphic Studio
Create a Top 3, 4, 5, 6, or 8 tournament results graphic. Import available standings, customize player cards and branding, then export a 1920 × 1080 JPG.
Choose the results layout
Start with the number of placements you want to publish. Top 8 Studio supports Top 3, Top 4, Top 5, Top 6 and Top 8 layouts, so a small podium does not need empty player cards. Choose the game before adding character artwork. The game selection gives the graphic its context and helps you find the appropriate preset characters. Review the placement numbers against the completed tournament standings before designing the image.
Import or enter the finishers
Use a supported start.gg or Challonge tournament link to import available results, or enter the player cards manually. An import is a starting point: check that the selected event and the finishing order are the ones you intend to announce. Player tags, seeds, social handles and country flags can be edited in the studio. Keep tied placements consistent with the actual bracket rather than changing their order just to fill a visual slot.
Give each player a clear card
Add the name that spectators will recognize and select the character artwork that represents the player in this event. Check spelling, capitalization and country flags before exporting. The preview helps you see how long names and artwork fit together. When a player does not have a social handle or another optional detail, leave that field out instead of substituting an unrelated account. The results graphic should describe the finishers of this tournament.
Adjust the event branding
Use the available typography, color, logo and background controls to make the graphic fit your tournament. Inspect the contrast between player names and the selected background, especially when artwork has bright highlights. A clear event title and recognizable logo help viewers understand which results they are seeing. Review the complete composition after changing a layout because a smaller podium and a full Top 8 arrange their cards differently.
Save, review and export
Save a draft when you want to continue editing later, and follow any sign-in prompt required to keep that draft. Before the final export, check the names, placement numbers, game and event branding in the preview. The studio exports a 1920 by 1080 JPG for sharing tournament results. Open the downloaded image once to confirm that its text and artwork are readable, then publish that image alongside the event or bracket link.