Seedings for the Australian Open women's singles feature the top 32 ranked entrants. This protects other seeds from playing each other until the latter stages of the tournament. The Sporting News lists the women's seedings and eliminations at the ongoing tournament.

Men’s DrawSwiatek, seeded second, was the No. 1 seed at the last 11 consecutive Slams after Ash Barty retired following the 2022 Australian Open.Swiatek has won five French Opens and the 2022 U.S. Open.

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The top 32 ranked men's players at Australian Open 2025 have been given a seeding. This means those players will be protected from facing other seeds until later in the tournament. It also designates that players ranked 1-4 cannot play against each other until at least the semi-finals.