Make your own sports cards
A card for every player on the team: football cards with a rating, a position and attack, defence and skill, or hockey and baseball cards with a photo on the front and the season's stats on the back. Design them free in your browser, and print them at home or at a print shop.
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Three steps to a set of sports cards
Pick a card
Start from the player card — a collectible football card with a rating badge, the club crest and three ratings — or from the sports card, with the photo on the front and the bio and a stats table on the back. Draw it in your team's colour.
Add your players
Upload a photo of each player and type in the name, number, position and stats. For the whole squad, export the cards as a spreadsheet, a row per player, fill it in and import it back.
Print them
Get a PDF with cut marks to print at home, fronts and backs lined up for double-sided printing, or a PNG of every card with the bleed a print shop asks for, to have them printed on card stock.
For every team and every sport
Football, hockey, baseball, basketball, rugby, cricket or netball: rename the stats to what your sport counts — goals, assists, points, saves, runs — and swap the crest for your club's. Make a set for the whole team at the end of the season, a card for a young fan's birthday, a thank-you for a coach, or a pack for a school sports day.
Hockey, baseball or basketball cards?
Start from the sports card: the player's photo in a frame with their number and name on the front, and on the back their height, weight and where they were born, a table of their stats season by season with the totals, and a few words about them. It starts as a hockey team; rename the columns for any sport.
Questions
- Is it free?
- Yes. Everything Card-a-mon does is free, with 100 MB for images and fonts and one deck hosted for Play online; paid plans, on the Pricing page, give more room. All you need to sign in is an email address. There is no tracking and no advertising.
- Can I make football cards like the ones collected in packs?
- Yes. The player card is laid out the way collectible football cards are: the rating and position on a gold badge, the club crest, the player, the name on a plate, and attack, defence and skill. The design is your own, with your own players and club: Card-a-mon uses no league's, club's or card maker's name or artwork.
- Can the cards be two-sided?
- Yes. The sports card has a back of its own on every card, with that player's bio and stats. The player card is one-sided, or pick a back for it when you start: a pattern or a plain back with your team's name on it.
- How do I print two-sided cards at home?
- Print the PDF on both sides of the paper, flipping on the long edge: every page of fronts is followed by a page of their backs, laid out so that each back lands behind its own front.
- Can I use photos of my players?
- Yes. Upload PNG or JPEG photos and put one on each card. A photo with a transparent background, the player cut out, stands on the player card's ground the way it does on a card from a pack.
- Can I change the stats?
- Yes. Rename attack, defence and skill, or the columns of the stats table, to what your sport counts, and type in each player's numbers on the card or in a spreadsheet.
- What size are the cards?
- Poker size, 63.5 × 88.9 mm (2.5 × 3.5 in) — the size of most sports cards — unless you pick another: bridge, tarot and the other sizes print shops sell, or one of your own.
- Do you print and send the cards?
- No. Card-a-mon makes the files: you print them yourself, or upload them to a print shop, which prints the cards and sends them to you.
Your team's first card is a click away.