Create a padel tournament
Free padel tournament generator for Americano, Mexicano, Round Robin and more — auto-generated rounds, live scores, and one link to invite players
Perfect for padel clubs, coaches, and player communities running local tournaments
- Auto-generated rounds and live scores
- One link to invite all your players — no app needed
- 8 formats — individual, mixed doubles, and team play
Classic Americano
Full schedule upfrontIndividual scoring, new partners every round — the schedule balances repeats of partners and opponents.
Individual scoring · 4–32 players
Classic Mexicano
Round by roundRound 1 is random, then pairings follow the live table: close matches on every court.
Individual scoring · 4–32 players · round by round
Mixicano
Round by roundMexicano with mixed pairs: every team is a man + a woman, seeded by two separate rankings.
Mixed pairs · 4–32 players, multiple of 4
Mix Americano
Full schedule upfrontAmericano with mixed pairs: the full schedule is generated upfront, partners always man + woman.
Mixed pairs · 4–32 players, multiple of 4
Team Americano
Full schedule upfrontFixed pairs for the whole tournament; the schedule minimizes repeated opponents.
Team scoring · 2–16 fixed pairs
Team Mexicano
Round by roundFixed pairs, opponents follow the live table: 1st vs 2nd, 3rd vs 4th, and so on.
Team scoring · 2–16 fixed pairs · round by round
King of the Court
Round by roundRanked courts: winners climb towards the king court, losers drop; drawn matches are decided by a golden point.
Individual scoring · 8–32 players, multiple of 4
Round Robin
Full schedule upfrontClassic round robin for fixed pairs: everyone plays everyone exactly once.
Team scoring · 2–16 fixed pairs · pairs − 1 rounds
Which padel tournament format should you choose?
Americano and Mexicano rotate partners every round, so everyone plays with and against everyone else — Americano scores individually, Mexicano seeds each round by the live table.
Mixicano and Mix Americano use the same idea with fixed man/woman pairs, seeded by two separate rankings — built for mixed-level groups.
Team Americano, Team Mexicano, and Round Robin keep the same pair for the whole tournament — pick these for a fixed group of friends or a club league; King of the Court adds a ladder where winners move up a court.