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BladerKit

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Posters and cards for your tournaments

BladerKit makes Beyblade X tournament graphics ready for Instagram: results cards from Top 4 to Top 64, Swiss King, MVP, posters and deck cards. From your phone, in a few minutes.

Make your tournament graphicsSee how it works

Examples with made-up data: your graphics will have your club's colours, logo and fonts.

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Cover of the Top 4 of the Backto50's Tournament tournament by Team Dokuja, made with BladerKit

Latest tournament

Backto50's Tournament

Top 4 · Team Dokuja · 11 October 2026

The results graphics for this tournament were made with BladerKit.

See the post on InstagramEvent on Gear Sports

All the tools

How it works

  1. Choose what to make

    Results, poster or deck card.

  2. Enter the details

    Names, photos and combos: parts are picked from the catalogue.

  3. Post it

    Download or share on Instagram: 1080×1350 for the post, 1080×1920 for the Story.

The step-by-step tutorial

Frequently asked questions

Is it free?

Yes, with no limits: create as many tournaments and graphics as you need. There are no subscriptions, paid versions or ads.

Every graphic carries a small "made with BladerKit" signature in a free corner: that's how the tool gets known by other clubs.

Do I need an account?

No. No sign-up, email or password: open the site and start.

This means your tournaments stay on the device you are using. To work on them from another phone or computer, make a backup and open it on the new device (see "Changing phone" below).

Can I use it with any league or shop?

Yes. BladerKit isn't tied to any league: you choose the league name, logo, colours and fonts in the club profile, and that's what ends up on your graphics.

The Gear Sports league rules (an Italian circuit) are optional: turn them on with Also check Gear Sports (GSI) rules on the deck card, and they appear, always kept separate, in the deck check and on the catalogue pages. If your tournament has different rules, those apply.

How do I post the graphics on Instagram?

Tap Download card for the card that is open. On a phone a panel appears with Share, which opens Instagram, WhatsApp or Save Image directly, and Download, which works even when the browser blocks automatic downloads.

For a results carousel, on a phone tap All cards and then Share all: you can save them all to your camera roll with Save Images or open the Instagram carousel directly, already in the right order. Instagram takes 20 images per carousel: beyond that, the cards are shared in groups. If your phone can't share several images at once, use Download images.

On a computer, All (ZIP) puts every card in a single file. Either way, the app warns you if a name is missing.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes, it's designed for phones first, the device most used during tournaments. Sections open with a tap and the Preview ↑ button always takes you back to the graphic.

It also works on tablets and computers, where the preview stays next to the fields you fill in.

Does it work without internet?

Yes, after your first visit, because the connection is often missing at tournaments. The editor, the deck card and the parts catalogue, images included, all work offline.

You only need a connection to download updates and news, send a report or share a link.

Where do my tournaments and photos go?

They stay in the browser of the device you're using. No server receives them: not the bladers' names, not the photos, not the combos.

That's why you can't see them from another browser or device; to move them, use the backup.

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