My9Maker

My9Maker is a free browser tool for building a personal “My 9” 3×3 grid that shows the games—and other media—that shaped your taste, memories, and late-night obsessions. Choose nine picks, add quick notes if you want, then export a single poster-style image you can share anywhere.

Start by searching for covers and adding items to your nine tiles. You can drag tiles to rank and arrange your order until it feels right. Want to explain your vibe? Add short notes to each tile. When you’re done, My9Maker generates a poster-style image at 1080×1598, along with a shareable page link and copy-ready forum code for quick posting.

My9Maker runs in desktop and mobile browsers and doesn’t require an account. Unfinished grids are saved in your browser storage so you can come back later. Game titles, release years, and cover imagery are fetched for identification from public game databases and stores, and trademarks/artwork remain with their owners.

What you’ll get: a clean, curated 3×3 grid of your nine picks (games, or other categories supported in the maker), a downloadable image, plus an easy way to share—without needing to list your name on the grid.

Is My9Maker free, and do I need an account to create a grid?

Yes—My9Maker is free, and you don’t need to sign up or create an account to make a grid.

How do I share my My 9 grid on Instagram, X, Threads, or Reddit?

Create your image to get a shareable link and forum code, then post using your preferred platform. You can also use #My9Games with your grid.

Can I change the order of the nine items after I add them?

Yes. Drag one tile onto another to swap them until your ranking and order are how you want them.

Where do the game titles and cover images come from?

Titles, release years, and cover images are fetched for identification from public game databases and stores. Trademarks and artwork remain with their owners.

Will my unfinished grid be saved if I leave the page?

Yes. Drafts are saved in your browser storage, so you can return later and continue editing.

Does my grid show up on Google, and can I remove it?

The shared grid is not listed on Google. Titles only are shown (not your name or notes), and you can remove it anytime.