Super Bowl Squares Generator: Free Online Grid Maker
Updated: November 10, 2026 | By Meyer Roy
This Super Bowl squares generator builds your grid online in about a minute. Add the team names, fill the squares, draw the numbers at random and save the finished grid as a PDF or an image.
The generator is free, with no sign-up. You can save the grid and share it with your group through one link.
Prefer paper? Print one of the printable Super Bowl squares.
Free Super Bowl Squares Generator
- Fill the squares. Type a name in each square, or paste a list of names and press “Fill empty squares”.
- Draw the numbers. Press “Draw the numbers” once the grid is full.
- Save or share the grid. Press “Save and share” to get a link for your group, or press “Print or save as PDF” or “Save as image”.
You are viewing a shared grid. Only the person with the edit link can change it.
Pick your squares. Type your name, tap the empty squares you want, then press "Take my squares".Type your name, then tap the squares you want.
Squares you took on this device have a green corner. Tap one to give it back.
My saved grids on this device (0)
This list is kept in this browser only. Keep each edit link somewhere safe as well.
Fill squares from a list of names
Names are shared out evenly, in random order.The QR code opens the share link. It is also added to the printed grid and the saved image.
Anyone with the share link can see the grid. Only the edit link can change it. Press "Save changes" after each edit.
Group standings (0 games)
| Player | Quarters won | Games with a win |
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No quarter has finished yet. Wins appear here on their own.
Standings count every grid the host started from this group with "New grid". Only grids linked to an NFL game are counted.
Players (0)
Activity (0)
Live Score and Winners
Loading the score.
| End of | Score (last digits) | Winner |
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Find the Winner
How Does the Super Bowl Squares Generator Work?
The Super Bowl squares generator works in your browser. It builds a grid of 100, 50 or 25 squares, places the names you type and assigns the numbers 0 to 9 to the top and the side in a random order. Until you save it, the grid exists only in your browser.
The grid is kept on your device, so it is still there when you come back on the same browser. Press “Start over” to clear it.
How do You Share a Super Bowl Squares Grid Online?
You share a Super Bowl squares grid online by pressing “Save and share” in the generator. The generator saves the grid and gives you 2 links: a share link that only shows the grid, and an edit link that lets you change it. No account or email is needed.
- Press “Save and share”. The grid is saved and both links appear under the buttons.
- Send the share link. Everyone in your group sees the same grid on a phone or computer. They cannot change it, unless you let players pick their own squares.
- Keep the edit link. Open it to add names or draw the numbers, then press “Save changes”.
A saved grid stores the names typed into its squares on this site. It is deleted automatically 120 days after its last change. Anyone who has the share link can view the grid, so share it only with your group.
How do Players Pick Their Own Squares Online?
Players pick their own squares online through the share link. Turn on “Let players pick their own squares” in the host settings, then send the link. Each player types a name, taps the open squares and presses “Take my squares”. No player needs an account.
- Quick pick: a player can ask the grid for random squares instead of choosing them.
- Limit per player: the host can set the most squares one player may take.
- No double booking: if 2 players tap the same square at the same moment, the first one gets it and the other is told to pick again.
- Paid ticks: the host can mark which squares are paid for. Only the host sees the ticks.
- Rules box: the host can add the rules and prizes, which show under the grid for everyone.
Sign-up closes on its own when the numbers are drawn. The host can let the generator draw the numbers automatically as soon as the last square is taken.
How Can Players Trust the Number Draw?
Players can trust the number draw on a saved grid because the generator records it. The draw is made on the server, and a line under the grid shows the date and time, how many times the numbers were drawn, and whether any name changed after the draw.
Example: “Numbers drawn on February 13, 2027 at 6:05 PM. Drawn 1 time. No names changed since the draw.” If a host draws again to get better numbers, the count goes up and everyone with the link sees it.
How Does the Live Score Work on a Grid?
The live score works by linking your grid to an NFL game. Pick the game from the “NFL game for live scores” list and the generator fills in both teams. During the game, the score updates every 30 seconds and the winning square of each quarter is outlined in green.
- Games listed: upcoming NFL games appear about 2 weeks before kickoff, including the Thanksgiving, Christmas and playoff games.
- Top and side: the home team goes on top. Press “Swap top and side” to change that.
- No refresh needed: the score and the winners update on their own for everyone with the link.
- Overtime rule: the host can choose 2 winners when a game goes to overtime, 1 for the end of the 4th quarter and 1 for the final score.
No game picked? The grid still works. Type any score into the winner finder to see who won.
What Else Can a Host Do With a Saved Grid?
A host can protect, share and reuse a saved grid from the same page. Every tool below is free and needs no account.
- Sign-up PIN: set a PIN of 4 to 8 digits, so only people you gave it to can take squares.
- WhatsApp, text and email: send the share link with 1 tap.
- QR code: the QR code is added to the printed grid, so guests can scan it and follow along on a phone.
- Players list: see how many squares each player holds.
- Activity list: everyone can see who took or gave back a square and when the numbers were drawn.
- Give back a square: a player can release a square taken on the same phone, until the numbers are drawn.
- Next game: start a new grid with the same players for the next game.
- Group standings: grids started with “New grid” stay in 1 group, and each grid shows how many quarters every player has won across all the group’s games.
- My saved grids: your grids are listed on the device you saved them on.
How are the Numbers Drawn in the Generator?
The numbers in the Super Bowl squares generator are drawn with your browser’s secure random number tool. Each digit from 0 to 9 is used once for the top team and once for the side team, in a shuffled order.
Draw the numbers only after every square has a name. If squares are still empty, the generator warns you first. Some numbers win more often, as the best Super Bowl squares numbers guide shows.
How do You Find the Winner With the Generator?
You find the winner with the Super Bowl squares generator by typing both scores under “Find the Winner”. The generator takes the last digit of each score and highlights the winning square in gold, with the winner’s name shown below.
Example: type 17 for the top team and 14 for the side team. The generator highlights the square under 7 and beside 4. Use it at the end of each quarter.
Which Grid Size Should You Pick in the Generator?
Pick 100 squares in the Super Bowl squares generator for 20 or more players, 50 squares for 10 to 25 players and 25 squares for a small group. In the smaller grids, each box holds 2 numbers, so every score still has a winner.
| Grid size | Layout | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 100 squares | 10 by 10 | 20 or more players |
| 50 squares | 10 by 5 | 10 to 25 players |
| 25 squares | 5 by 5 | 5 to 10 players |
Changing the grid size clears the numbers, so pick the size first.
Can You Use the Generator for Any Football Game?
Yes. The Super Bowl squares generator works as a football squares generator for any game. Change the game name and the 2 team names, and the same grid works for NFL playoff, holiday and regular season games.
Super Bowl LXI is scheduled for February 14, 2027. The NFL’s Super Bowl page has the official teams and kickoff time.
Super Bowl Squares Generator FAQ
Is the Super Bowl squares generator free?
Yes. The generator is free, with no account, email or payment.
Are the names saved on your server?
Only when you press Save and share. Until then, the grid stays in your own browser.
Can you save the grid as a PDF?
Yes. Press Print or save as PDF, then choose Save as PDF as the printer and landscape as the layout.
Can you draw the numbers again?
Yes, but on a saved grid every draw is counted and shown under the grid. For a fair game, draw once and share the grid before kickoff.
Can one person have several squares?
Yes. The fill tool shares the names out evenly, so a short list gives each person several squares.
Does the generator work on a phone?
Yes. On a small screen, scroll the grid sideways to see every square.
Can players pick their own squares?
Yes. Save the grid, turn on player sign-up and send the share link. Each player types a name and taps the squares they want.
Do players need an account to join a grid?
No. Players only type a name. The host does not need an account either.
The Super Bowl Squares Generator, in Short
The Super Bowl squares generator fills a grid, draws the numbers at random and saves the result as a PDF or image, all for free. It also finds the winner from the score at the end of each quarter.
New to the game? Read how Super Bowl squares work.