Free online song contest tool
Build a fictional song contest in your browser, let official-style semi-finals choose qualifiers, then reveal a grand final scoreboard with jury and televote points. This Eurovision simulator is fast, replayable, and made for sharing predictions with friends.
No download, no account, and no official data needed: the entries are fictional so every run stays fresh.
Choose a host country, participant count, show pace, jury weight, and televote taste, then generate semi-final qualifiers and a grand final winner.
Set the contest mood before the show starts. The simulator uses official-style 1-8, 10, and 12 point rankings, avoids self-voting, and treats semi-finals as televote-led.
Run the contest to reveal semi-final qualifiers, jury points, televote points, and the winner.
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This Eurovision simulator is a fan-made browser tool. It is not affiliated with the Eurovision Song Contest, the EBU, or any broadcaster.
The page keeps the fun parts close to the real show: semi-finals, automatic finalists, the 12 point scale, jury suspense, and a televote reveal.
Start with a host, automatic finalists, and a fictional field of songs. The Eurovision simulator splits the rest into two semi-finals, then promotes the top 10 from each show.
The grand final combines jury points and televote points, so a polished jury favorite can still be caught by a huge public vote.
Copy your winner, use the native share button, or send the page through ShareWidget so friends can run a rival prediction.
Use this Eurovision simulator guide when you want a believable result without spending half an evening setting up every country.
Pick a host and participant count. The Big Five and host go straight to the final, while the rest enter the semi-final draw.
Adjust jury influence, audience taste, and reveal chaos. A steady run rewards strong entries; a chaotic run creates surprise qualifiers and late scoreboard swings.
After the winner appears, copy the result or share the page. The best use is simple: compare your winner with a friend and run another contest.
This Eurovision simulator focuses on the details fans actually look for when they want a quick, useful song contest prediction tool.
The simulator awards 12, 10, and 8-1 points, blocks self-voting, and separates jury and televote totals in the grand final.
Automatic finalists wait for the final while two semi-finals produce 20 qualifiers through audience-style scoring.
Copy a winner summary, use native sharing, or post the Eurovision simulator page through social share buttons.
Use the Eurovision simulator for party games, prediction nights, fan debates, and quick scoreboard experiments.
Run a quick fictional contest before the live show and compare how close your simulated winner feels.
Let each friend pick a host, audience taste, or show pace, then see whose contest produces the best drama.
Use the winner, top 10, and jury-televote split as a prompt for posts, polls, or fan discussions.
Change one setting at a time and see whether jury influence, public taste, or randomness changes the winner.
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Fast answers about how this Eurovision simulator handles scoring, qualifiers, sharing, and official-style rules.
No. This is an independent fan-made Eurovision simulator for browser play. It is not affiliated with the Eurovision Song Contest, the EBU, or any broadcaster.
No. The page uses fictional song entries and familiar country names, so it stays useful across seasons and does not need to chase changing lineups.
Semi-finals use audience-style scoring to pick qualifiers. The grand final combines jury points and televote points using the 12, 10, and 8-1 scale, with no self-voting.
Yes. Copy the result from the tool, use native sharing on supported devices, or use the ShareWidget buttons to send the page to social platforms.
Change the host, make the televote wilder, shift jury influence, and see whether the same song can survive another scoreboard reveal.
Every run is fictional, replayable, and ready to share.