Polymarket Market Generator
The Polymarket Market Generator recreates a polymarket.com event page as it renders on a phone: the 40px market icon beside an optional Category · Sub breadcrumb and the bold question title, the brand-blue % chance headline with its green or red change ticker, the dotted-grid probability chart with right-hand ticks, a haloed end dot and the Source: Polymarket.com chip, the volume and 1H 6H 1D 1W 1M MAX range row, and the docked 3-D Yes and No buttons priced in cents. Switch to a multi-outcome event to get a two-to-four line chart with floating labels or a dot legend, plus outcome rows with tinted Buy Yes and Buy No buttons. Light and dark themes are both native, and everything runs in your browser — no account, no uploads.
40px square with 7.2px corners. Empty shows a neutral chart tile.
63 / 120 characters — wraps freely, about 21 characters per line.
Separate levels with a middle dot (·). Empty hides it.
The headline rounds it; the chart's last point always lands on it.
Polymarket shows the change over the active time range, not 24h. Blank = last − first of the chart.
" Vol." is appended. X labels are comma separated (2–3 read best).
Polymarket Market Generator features
Binary and multi-outcome events
Build a single Yes/No market with a big % chance headline and trade bar, or a multi-outcome event with up to four charted series and a list of outcome rows, each with its own volume, chance and cent prices.
Realistic probability chart
The stepped line chart auto-scales its dotted grid and % ticks, lands its last point exactly on the chance you set, and can be re-rolled for a fresh price history at any time.
Auto change ticker and prices
The ▲ / ▼ ticker is derived from the chart's first and last point unless you override it, and Yes and No cent prices are filled in from the chance so the market always adds up.
Light and dark Polykit themes
Both themes use Polymarket's own colour tokens — the solid green and red trade buttons with their darker ledge, the tinted Buy buttons, the blue headline and the grey watermark.
High-resolution PNG export
The market renders client-side at a high pixel ratio and downloads as a crisp PNG ready for posts, thumbnails, slides and story-sized layouts.
How to make a polymarket market mockup
- 1
Choose the event type
Pick a binary Yes/No market or a multi-outcome event, upload and crop a market icon, and write the question title and optional breadcrumb.
- 2
Set the odds
Drag the chance slider or edit each outcome's chance, volume and Yes/No cent prices, and choose whether the change ticker reads up, down or auto.
- 3
Shape the chart and stats
Re-roll the chart, set the volume, x-axis labels and visible time-range tabs, and toggle the date pills, source chip, watermark and trade bar.
- 4
Export your PNG
Switch between light and dark, check the live preview, and download a high-resolution PNG of the market.
What you can use it for
- Satirical what-are-the-odds memes for social media
- Thumbnails and B-roll for news, politics and finance videos
- Explainers and lessons about prediction markets and probability
- Pitch decks and UI comps for forecasting and fintech products
- Hypothetical odds for newsletters, podcasts and op-eds
- Media-literacy lessons on spotting fabricated market screenshots
Frequently asked questions
Is the Polymarket Market Generator free?
Yes. It is completely free with no login, no account and no export limits. A Pro option removes the watermark and doubles the export resolution.
Is it safe and legal to make a fake Polymarket market?
Clearly fictional mockups are fine for commentary, memes, design comps, education and explainer videos. Never present one as real market data, use it to mislead people about real events or odds, or impersonate real people, and respect Polymarket's trademarks.
How is the change ticker calculated?
Like Polymarket, the ticker shows the change over the active time range, not the last 24 hours. In auto mode it is the rounded difference between the chart's first and last point. You can also type your own value and pick up or down.
Why do the Yes and No prices not add up to exactly 100¢?
On a real order book the best Yes and No asks usually add up to a little over 100¢ because of the spread. The auto prices copy that, but you can type any price you want.
Can I show several outcomes on one chart?
Yes. Multi-outcome events can chart up to four series. With two series each line gets a floating name-and-percentage label, and with three or four a dot legend list appears above the chart.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. The generator runs in any modern mobile or desktop browser, so you can build and download a prediction market mockup straight from your phone.