Everything stays on your device — images and names are never uploaded.

How to use the template

  1. 1
    Type a game name in each cell

    Click a tile and write the title — short names read best at grid size.

  2. 2
    Add a cover image if you want

    Hit the image button on any tile and pick a cover or screenshot from your device — it crops square automatically. Mix of images and text tiles both work.

  3. 3
    Download and post

    The export is a 1080x1080 PNG — the right shape for feeds. Dark theme matches the classic look; light for a cleaner card.

Picking your nine: the trend works best with a spread of eras — the game that raised you, the one that ate your teens, the recent obsession. It doesn't have to be your "best" nine; it's your nine.

About the trend

What is "My 9 Games"?

A social media trend where you post a 3x3 grid of the nine games that defined you — sometimes called a "3x3" or "games that made me" card. People reply and quote-post with their own grids.

Do the cells have to be box art?

No — plenty of grids are text-only, and it reads cleaner on small screens. Use covers for the titles friends will recognize, text for the rest. A mixed grid looks great.

Where do I get cover images?

Any screenshot or store-page art works — square-ish art crops best. Save the image to your device first, then attach it to a cell.

Is my data uploaded anywhere?

No — the whole tool runs in your browser. Names and images never leave your device; the PNG is generated locally.