Poker Hand History Formatter

Turn raw hand histories into sleek, shareable recaps with strict dark-mode styling, chip-based formatting, and optional player anonymization.

Raw Hand Input

Paste a hand from your poker client. Stakes, stacks, actions, streets, and pot values will be reformatted into Chips.

Ghost Mode Rename players to generic labels for privacy. Hero becomes Player 1, then the remaining players are numbered sequentially.

All amounts are shown in Chips. Example: 0.50 Chips / 1.00 Chips

Formatted Output

Switch between a clean social view and a premium visual card view. Both stay strictly inside the black, gold, and white palette.

Status: Waiting for hand history
Paste a hand and click Format Hand to generate a styled social-ready recap.
A semantic visual card breakdown will appear here with dark cards, gold accents, and properly parsed streets.
Copies the currently active output view in plain text.

The Bluffing Monkeys Hand History Formatter turns a raw text hand history into a clean recap you can share in a forum, a study group or on social media. Paste the hand, optionally switch on Ghost Mode to replace player names, and copy the result. Amounts are converted to chips, and everything runs in your browser.

How to format a poker hand history

  1. Copy the hand from your poker app's hand history and paste it into the Raw Hand Input box.
  2. Turn on Ghost Mode if you want privacy. Hero becomes Player 1, and the other players are numbered in order.
  3. Press Format Hand, choose the Social Media view or the Visual Card view, then press Copy to Clipboard.

Hand formatter FAQ

Why format a hand history before sharing it?

Raw hand histories are long and hard to read. A formatted recap shows stacks, actions and the board street by street, so other players can review the hand quickly.

Can I hide player names?

Yes. Ghost Mode renames every player to a generic label, with Hero as Player 1, so you can share hands without exposing anyone's screen name.

Is my hand uploaded anywhere?

No. The formatter runs in your browser, and the hand you paste is not sent to a server.

Why are amounts shown in chips?

The formatter normalizes stakes, stacks and pots into chips, for example 0.50 / 1.00 chips, so every hand reads the same way.

Is the hand formatter free?

Yes. It is free with no signup. Want to check the odds of the hand you just formatted? Try the Poker Odds Calculator, or see all our free poker tools.

Last reviewed: October 2026.

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