Social media cards

Cards turn the data already in your tournament into an image ready to post. You don’t retype scores into an image editor.

Available templates

Card	When to use it
Cover	announcing the tournament
Registrations	calling for teams while entries are open
Teams	introducing the confirmed entrants
Schedule	this week’s fixtures
Round	the ties in a round
Match	one specific tie, before kick-off
Result	the score, right after the whistle
Podium	the top three
Champion	the wrap-up
Crest	a team’s identity

How it works

Pick the card, select the tournament (and the round or match, where relevant) and the artwork is built from real data: names, crests, scores and dates.

The image is generated in your browser and downloaded as a PNG. It doesn’t go through an image server, so there’s no queue and no waiting.

Format

Cards come out square, at the size social networks use for the feed. It works directly on Instagram, WhatsApp and X with no cropping.

Tip Post the result card on match day itself. Engagement with a score drops fast — by the next day, whoever wanted to know has already asked in the group chat.

Crests and photos

Cards use the team crests registered in the organization. A team without a crest gets the initials avatar, which looks tidy but generic.

If you’re going to promote heavily, uploading crests beforehand is worth the time: it’s the difference between a card that looks official and one that looks like a draft.

Frequently asked

Do I need an account to generate them? Cards live in the public area — you can generate them without signing in.

Can I edit the text on a card? Cards use tournament data. To change what appears, adjust it at the source (team name, score) and generate again.

Where is the file saved? In your browser’s downloads folder, named after the card type and the date.

Can I generate in bulk? One at a time. For a whole round, the round card already brings every tie in a single image.