Opening your saved team.

Paste your fixtures

As it should head the poster, up to 40 characters.

One game a line, or rows copied from a spreadsheet or a league site. Nothing is guessed: each line shows how it was read, and anything unclear is marked for you to fix.

Colours, badge and detailsno badge, a monogram is drawn

Up to 12 characters, for the graphics and the monogram.

Type a short name, up to 12 characters. It goes on the graphics and the monogram.

Optional, such as Under 12s.

Optional. A home game with no venue typed is printed at this ground.

Team colours
#1f3a68
#f2c230
  • Text: Text on your main colour prints in white, at 11.2 to 1.
  • Text: Text on your second colour prints in black, at 12.5 to 1.

Badge

PNG, JPG or SVG, up to 2 MB. It never leaves this browser. With no badge, a monogram of the short name is drawn.

Fixtures

No fixtures yet.

No fixtures yet. Paste your list above, or add games one at a time. Your poster appears beside once a fixture is ready.

Saved in this browserUnnamed team

Changes save as you type, in this browser only. Nothing is uploaded.

How it reads your list

  1. Every line is shown as read. Date, kick-off, opponent, home or away and the ground, side by side with the line you pasted, so a misread is easy to spot.
  2. Nothing is guessed. A line with no time, no home or away, or a date like 03/04 that reads two ways is marked, with the fix one click away. The poster waits until every row is right.
  3. The poster fits itself. One, two or three columns, with the text never smaller than 9 pt, and home games marked H in your colour so the poster still reads in black and white.

The paste formats, the fitting rule and the colour rule are all on how it works. The guides cover a volunteer's poster checklist, league fixture exports and social image sizes, and the FAQ answers the rest.