My9Maker

My9Maker helps you turn your personal favorites into a clean 3×3 “My 9” grid you can share anywhere. Build a grid from the nine games, anime, movies, fictional characters, manga, albums, songs, or books that shaped your taste, memories, and late-night obsessions.

Start by searching for covers and adding items to your nine tiles. Once you have your picks, you can drag tiles to arrange the order and add short notes for each choice—perfect for explaining why that game, character, or album mattered to you.

When your grid is ready, My9Maker creates a single poster-style image at 1080×1598. You’ll also get a shareable page link and copy-ready forum code, so posting is fast on social platforms and community threads.

My9Maker works in desktop and mobile browsers and doesn’t require an account. It also saves unfinished grids in your browser so you can come back later. Images are generated on your device rather than stored as private uploads. Game data and cover imagery are fetched for identification from public game databases and stores.

What is My9Maker?

My9Maker is a free browser tool that lets you create a 3×3 “My 9” grid poster from nine games or other media you love, with optional notes, then download and share it.

Is this the same as a generic 3×3 games template?

It’s a “My 9” grid maker focused on personal picks: you choose nine items, arrange them, add notes, and export a ready-to-share poster-style image.

Is My9Maker free, and do I need an account?

My9Maker is free and you don’t need to sign up for an account to create a grid.

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

Create your image to get a shareable link and forum code, then post it to your preferred platform. You can also share with #My9Games on X, Instagram, Threads, or Reddit.

How do I change the order of the games (or other picks)?

Drag a tile onto another tile to swap them until the order feels right.

Where do the game covers and details come from?

Titles, release years, and cover images are fetched from public game databases and stores to help identify what you picked. Trademarks and artwork remain with their owners.