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🏆 Scoreboard

A scoreboard for sports and games. Supports 2 teams, full-screen display, and timer.

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Score History

History will appear when scores are updated

Usage and Application Examples

  • Track scores for basketball, soccer, volleyball, and other sports
  • Score management for board games and card games
  • Use as a scoreboard for school events and competitions
  • Project to projector or monitor in fullscreen mode
  • Manage presentation and debate timing with the timer feature

Keyboard Shortcuts

Keysoperation
ATeam 1 +1
STeam 1 +2
DTeam 1 +3
JTeam 2 +1
KTeam 2 +2
LTeam 2 +3
SpaceStart / Stop Timer
FFullscreen

Features

  • Large display — Easy to view from a distance in fullscreen mode
  • Two timer modes — Count-up (elapsed time) and count-down (remaining time)
  • Period management — Easily switch between periods, sets, and halves
  • Sound effects — Beep audio feedback when scores change. Helps ensure accurate score recording
  • Score history — Automatically record all score changes chronologically

What is Scoreboard?

Scoreboard is a free, full-screen display tool for tracking scores during sports games and competitions. Designed for two competing teams or players, it displays large, easily readable scores visible from across a room or gymnasium. The tool includes built-in count-up and countdown timers, eliminating the need for separate timer devices. Whether running a casual neighborhood game, classroom competition, or local tournament, this tool provides everything needed to manage scoring and time simultaneously.

How to Use

Enter team names in the setup fields, then start the game. Score points for each team by clicking the increment buttons—scores update instantly in large text. Toggle between count-up mode (time elapsed) and count-down mode (time remaining) using the timer controls. Start, pause, or reset the timer independently from the score. Use full-screen mode for display on a projector or large monitor so everyone sees the same information. Adjust the display size and layout using the settings menu to suit your venue and viewing distance.

Use Cases

Scoreboards apply across many competitive and educational settings:

• School sports—manage scores and game time for basketball, volleyball, or soccer matches
• Quiz competitions—display team scores and remaining time during academic or trivia contests
• Gaming tournaments—track points across multiple rounds with clear, unambiguous display
• Fitness classes—display rep counts and interval timers for group workout sessions

Tips & Insights

Position the scoreboard display where all players and spectators can see it clearly—test viewing distance during setup. Count-down timers work best for fixed-duration games; count-up timers suit games ending when someone reaches a score target. Large numbers are crucial for visibility—test font sizes in your actual venue before relying on the display. Pause the timer during timeouts or substitutions so elapsed time reflects actual play time, not administrative breaks.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use the scoreboard?

Click team names to edit them, then use the +1/+2/+3 buttons to add to the score. You can also start/stop the timer and enable full-screen display.

Are there any keyboard shortcuts?

Yes. Use A/S/D keys to add +1/+2/+3 to Team 1, and J/K/L keys to add +1/+2/+3 to Team 2. Press Space to start/stop the timer.

How do I enable full-screen display?

Click the "Full Screen" button or press F to switch to a large display showing only the score and timer. Press Esc to exit.

What timer modes are available?

There are two modes: count-up (measures elapsed time) and count-down (counts down from a set time). Use count-down to set match duration.

Is score history recorded?

Yes. Time, team, and change details are automatically recorded with each score change and can be viewed in the log area at the bottom of the screen. The log is cleared when reset.

Can I customize team names?

Yes—click on the team name area to edit it directly. Enter your team names before the game starts. Team names are stored temporarily during your session but reset when you refresh the page.

How do I reset the scoreboard?

Click the reset button (usually an icon at the top of the scoreboard) to clear all scores back to 0 and reset the timer. This also clears any score history if you're starting a new game. Confirm the reset action to prevent accidental clearing.

Can I project this scoreboard to a screen?

Yes—the full-screen mode works great for projection. Press the full-screen button, then use your projector or external display to show the scoreboard. Text and numbers are large and visible from a distance, making it ideal for sports events.

Are there audio alerts for score changes?

Some scoreboard versions include sound notifications when scores change or timers reach zero. Check the settings menu for audio options and enable/disable them based on your preference. Muting your browser tab also mutes these alerts.

How do I change the font size on the scoreboard?

Use your browser's zoom function (Ctrl/Cmd + '+') to enlarge the entire scoreboard. This is useful when projecting to ensure visibility from far away. Zoom levels persist during your session but reset when you refresh the page.

Can I keep score for more than 2 teams?

This scoreboard is designed for 2-team competitions. For games requiring more teams, you can open multiple scoreboard instances in separate browser tabs or windows and manage each one independently. Some advanced sports scoreboard tools support more teams as an alternative.