Baseball Lineup Cards Custom: Built for Every Player

Yes — and that's one of the things that makes a Snapshot team order genuinely useful rather than just decorative. Each card is customized individually, so you can enter a different player name, position, jersey number, and stat line for every card in the set. Batting average, home runs, RBI, ERA, strikeouts, stolen bases — whatever stats best represent that player's season. Coaches typically pull these from their scorebook or a team app before ordering. The process is straightforward: you fill in each player's details during the customization step, and every card in the order prints with their specific information. No two cards in your team set have to look the same beyond the template style.

Orders ship within 2-3 days from our facility in Des Moines, Iowa, with free shipping anywhere in the USA. That means most coaches receive their team sets within a week of ordering, depending on location. If you're planning an end-of-season party or a team banquet, order 7-10 days in advance to give yourself a comfortable buffer. Rush situations happen — a coach realized late in the week that the final game is Friday — and the 2-3 day production timeline exists specifically to make that kind of last-minute order workable. Tracking information is provided so you know exactly when to expect your cards.

Any clear, well-lit photo taken on a modern smartphone will produce a sharp card. You don't need a professional photographer or a DSLR camera. The main things to avoid are blurry images, very dark or heavily backlit shots, and extremely low-resolution files. Action shots from games work great — a player mid-swing, a pitcher in their windup, a catcher dropping into stance. Posed photos in uniform work equally well. If you're ordering a team set and your photos were taken by a parent or team photographer, those files are almost always sufficient quality. When in doubt, upload the best photo you have — the template design is built to work with real-world photos, not studio shoots.

Absolutely — team orders are one of the most common things we fulfill. You can order cards for your full roster in a single transaction, uploading a different photo and player info for each card. Packs run up to 18 cards and are priced up to $49.99, making them a straightforward option for most youth and high school rosters. If your team is larger, you can place multiple orders. There's no minimum order requirement, so you're not forced into a bulk quantity that doesn't match your actual roster. Every card in the team set ships together, arrives together, and comes with its own free magnetic case — so distribution at a team event is simple.

Standard Snapshot cards are 2.5" × 3.5" — the traditional trading card size that's been the industry standard since the early days of baseball cards. That means they fit in standard card sleeves, top loaders, binder pages, and magnetic cases. It's the same size as a Topps or Bowman card, which matters to players who are already collectors. If you want something larger and more dramatic, the MEGA Card option prints at 11" × 15" — a poster-format card that's genuinely impressive displayed on a wall or held up for a photo. Both options are printed on premium card stock with professional-quality ink.

Every Snapshot order includes a free magnetic case with each card — no upcharge, no add-on required. Magnetic cases are the collector-grade protection method used for high-value cards. They seal shut with a magnetic closure, provide rigid protection against bending, and keep the card clean and scratch-free. If you've seen a graded or premium card displayed in a hard acrylic case with magnetic closure, that's exactly what you're getting with every order. The MEGA Card (11" × 15") ships with a protective sleeve sized for the larger format. You're not getting cards wrapped in tissue paper — every order is packaged to arrive in display-ready condition.

There's no minimum order at Snapshot. You can order a single card for $17.99 or a full team pack — the process is exactly the same either way. This matters for coaches who need to add a card for a player who joined the team late, or parents who want one extra card for a grandparent. It also means you can test a single card before committing to a full team order, though in practice coaches who order one card for themselves almost always come back for the full roster. Free shipping applies regardless of order size, so a single-card order ships for the same price as a team pack: free.

The coaches who have the smoothest team ordering experience usually gather three things before they start: a clear photo for each player, each player's name and jersey number, and the stats they want to include. A quick note in your team group chat asking parents to send a good uniform photo gets you most of the way there. Keep photos in a labeled folder — 'Smith_14.jpg' or similar — so you know which photo belongs to which player as you customize each card. If you're doing end-of-season stats, pull from your scorebook before you sit down to order. The actual customization goes fast once your materials are organized. Most coaches finish a full roster order in under 30 minutes.