ShareGameGrid

FREE 3×3 GAME GRID MAKER

My 9 Games
Template.

9 games. One story. Make a grid of the games that shaped you. Choose your games, find their covers, customize the prompts, and download an image to share.

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  • 1200 × 1200 PNG

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Example My 9 Games grid with game covers including Super Mario Bros., Zelda, Elden Ring, Stardew Valley and Portal 2
An example grid. Your games, your story.

01 / CREATE

Create your 9 game grid

Tap a tile to choose its prompt and game. We'll look for the cover as you type.

Choose a My 9 Games template

Apply nine prompts, then edit any tile. This replaces category labels only; your games and covers stay in place.

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The games that made me

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THE GAMES THAT MADE ME0 / 9
A LITTLE PIECE OF ME, IN NINE GAMES.SHAREGAMEGRID

Your grid is saved automatically in this browser.

Tap a tile to add your first game.

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Make it yours.

Each tile starts with a prompt. Change it to tell your own story.

Start typing to find a cover.

Cover choicesPick the right one

Optional. We store game IDs and interface language, not your images or custom prompts. Unchecking withdraws this browser’s recent contributions. Unconfirmed titles are excluded from player picks. Player picks ↗

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Prompt grid

My gaming story

Connect games to memories: a first console, a shared adventure, or a world you still think about.

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My gaming story

Connect games to memories: a first console, a shared adventure, or a world you still think about.

  1. Childhood
  2. Adventure
  3. With friends
  4. Another world
  5. Biggest challenge
  6. Comfort game
  7. Hidden gem
  8. One more round
  9. Forever favorite
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My year in games

Look back at what you actually played this year. An older game counts too; leave a prompt blank or rename it if it does not fit.

  1. Started this year
  2. Finally finished
  3. Came back to
  4. Played together
  5. Biggest surprise
  6. Took a break from
  7. Learned to love
  8. Want to revisit
  9. My game of the year
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Nine recommendations

Build a starting point for a friend. Pick a game for each mood or situation, rather than trying to rank every game you know.

  1. A short evening
  2. A long adventure
  3. For a newcomer
  4. For a challenge
  5. Play as a team
  6. Friendly competition
  7. To unwind
  8. For the story
  9. Try something different
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A grid or a tier list?

Use a 3×3 grid when each game represents a memory or a recommendation. The positions are not scores. To sort games from favorites to least favorites, use the tier list maker instead.

Make a game tier list ↗

Check the edition before exporting

Games can share a name. Check the year and platform in the search results, especially for remakes and sequels. If the cover is wrong, choose another result or upload an image you have permission to use. Drag the ↔ handle to swap a game together with its prompt.

Share the image, not just the link

Download the PNG, then choose a platform in the share panel. On desktop, attach the PNG to your post or paste a copied image where supported. On a phone, “Share image…” lists apps supported by your device. WhatsApp and X links prefill text; they do not attach the PNG. The page link opens the maker, not a saved copy of your personal grid.

02 / HOW IT WORKS

How to fill and share your 9 games template

Choose nine games that mean something to you. These screenshots show the actual editor; tap an image to enlarge the controls.

  1. Choose prompts for your nine games

    Pick “My gaming story”, “My year in games” or “Nine recommendations” above the grid. Tap a tile to edit its prompt and game. Applying a theme changes the labels and keeps your existing games.

    My 9 Games template picker and Stardew Valley search results in the grid editor
    Start with a theme, then change any prompt to fit your experience.

  2. Select the right game and cover

    Type a game title, confirm its edition and choose a matching cover. Check the year and platform for remakes or sequels. You can upload an image you may use if no result fits. Use the ↔ handle to swap tiles.

    Stardew Valley selected in a grid tile beside the game edition and cover choices
    Confirm the video game, not a soundtrack or a similarly named title.

  3. Download the PNG and attach it to your post

    Use “Download PNG” for a 1200 × 1200 image, or “Share my grid” to choose Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook, Discord or X. Attach the image in the destination app; opening a platform link does not attach it automatically. The website link opens the maker, not your saved grid.

    Download PNG button and share panel with Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook, Discord and X
    Your export includes the game covers, your prompts and ShareGameGrid branding.

Fill my nine-game grid ↑ · Prefer S–D rankings? Try the game tier list maker →

03 / MAKE IT YOURS

Your games. Your kind of grid.

A blank 3×3 template, ready for the games that mean something to you.

ShareGameGrid is a free online gaming 3×3 maker for your “9 games that made me” collage. Search for game covers or upload your own, customize each of the nine categories, and export one 1200 × 1200 PNG. No account is needed.

COVER ART

Find covers as you type

Enter a game title and choose a matching cover. Have a different image in mind? Upload your own.

CUSTOM PROMPTS

Give every tile a meaning

Start with nine prompts, from childhood memories to your forever favorite. Edit any of them directly in the grid editor.

READY TO SHARE

Download your finished grid

Export a 1200 × 1200 PNG with game covers, titles, and prompts. Post it on X or send it to your gaming group.

NO SIGN-UP

Create right in your browser

Use the tool for free, without an account. Images you upload stay in your browser.

WHAT ARE YOUR NINE?

Choose the 9 games that shaped who you are

A gaming 3×3 is a picture of your taste and memories. Choose nine games, add their covers, and give each tile a prompt. Your picks can be childhood favorites, games you played with friends, or games you still return to.

Use the starter prompts, make a grid of your nine favorite games, or change the categories for a genre, console, or personal challenge.

Tell your story in nine games

Nine prompts to get you started

  1. Childhood
  2. Adventure
  3. With friends
  4. Another world
  5. Biggest challenge
  6. Comfort game
  7. Hidden gem
  8. One more round
  9. Forever favorite

Every prompt is yours to change.

Three picks from the example grid

These are ideas to help you choose, not rules for your own grid.

ChildhoodSuper Mario Bros.
A childhood pick can remind you of your first console or the game you grew up playing.
Comfort gameStardew Valley
A comfort pick can be the game you return to when you want to relax.
Forever favoritePortal 2
A forever favorite can be a game whose puzzles or story still stick with you.

04 / GOOD TO KNOW

Game grid questions, answered.

Can I share a link to my personal game grid?

ShareGameGrid exports your grid as an image. The website link in the suggested caption opens the grid maker, not your personal choices. To show your nine games, share or attach the PNG. Your draft is saved in this browser; there is currently no public page for your personal grid.

What is a My 9 Games template?

It is a 3×3 grid of nine games that tell your story as a player. Each tile pairs a game with a prompt, such as “Childhood” or “Comfort game.” ShareGameGrid lets you fill the template with game covers and download the result as one image.

How do I choose my nine games?

Start with a game from your childhood, a game you played with friends, and one you keep returning to. Fill the other squares with games that changed your taste or left a memory. You can follow the nine starter prompts or rename them to fit your story.

Tap a tile in the grid editor, type a game title, and choose its cover. Repeat for the other tiles. Follow the starter prompts or use the grid for your favorite games, a particular console, or any theme you like.

Can I customize the nine categories?

Yes. Select a tile and edit its “Prompt / category” field. Each tile has its own label, so you can use the nine defaults or rename them to fit your theme.

What if my game's cover is missing or incorrect?

Choose another cover from the suggestions, try a more specific game title, or use “Upload your own cover.” You can also remove a cover and replace it. Cover search may not find every game.

Is the game grid maker free? Do I need an account?

It is free and no account is required. Images you upload stay in your browser. Game titles entered for cover search are sent to the cover search providers.

How do I save and share my grid?

Click “Share my grid” to choose X, Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, or Discord. On supported devices, “Share image…” sends the PNG to your chosen app. Otherwise copy the image or download the PNG and attach it yourself. You can copy a suggested caption too. WhatsApp’s text-and-link button does not attach your image. Your games, prompts, and covers are saved automatically in this browser; “Reset grid” clears the saved draft.

YOUR TURN

What are your nine games?

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