Custom Baseball Card Printing That Looks Pro-Ready

JPEG and PNG files both work well. For the sharpest result, aim for a resolution of at least 1200×1600 pixels — this covers standard card dimensions with enough detail to avoid any blurring. Action shots taken with a modern smartphone camera almost always meet this threshold. If you're using an older photo or a scanned print, upload the highest-resolution version you have and our system will preview how it renders before you finalize your order. Extremely low-resolution images may appear soft in the final print, so the clearer your source photo, the better your card.

Yes. Our baseball templates include stat line fields where you can enter batting average, home runs, RBIs, ERA, strikeouts, wins — whatever stats are relevant to your player's position and season. You fill those fields in manually during the customization step. There's no automatic data pull, which means you're in full control of what appears on the card. This also means you can include stats from any level — Little League, high school, college, or adult leagues — since you're entering the numbers yourself.

Production takes one business day, and your card ships from our facility in Des Moines, Iowa. Production takes one business day; shipping time is quoted at checkout for your address. Total door-to-door time for most customers is under two weeks, and many receive their cards within a week of ordering. If you're ordering for a specific event or deadline, place your order with at least 7-10 days of buffer to be safe.

It's genuinely free — no code, no minimum spend, no trick. Every Snapshot order includes a magnetic case that ships with your card. The case is rigid, clear, and uses a magnetic closure to protect the card without scratching it. It's the same style of case collectors use to protect valuable cards. We include it because a card that arrives bent or scratched isn't worth printing in the first place. The case makes the unboxing feel complete, and it means your card is display-ready the second it comes out of the shipping envelope.

A single card ($17.99) is one standard-size custom baseball card — the same dimensions as a traditional trading card. Pack options let you order multiple cards at once, with pricing up to $49.99 depending on quantity — great for distributing to teammates, coaches, or family members. The MEGA poster card ($49.99) is an 11×15.4 inch oversized version of your custom card design. It's printed on professional card stock at large format and makes a striking display piece for a bedroom, trophy room, or locker. All three options include free US shipping over $30 and the magnetic case.

Absolutely. Team photos work well in our templates, especially for end-of-season commemorative cards. The key is making sure the photo has enough resolution and that faces aren't too small to be recognizable at card size. For team shots, a landscape-oriented photo often works best. You can still add individual player names or a team name and season year in the name plate field. Some coaches order a set of packs using a team photo on the front — it's a solid option for a unified end-of-season gift that every player receives the same version of.

The professional card stock gives it the right rigidity and finish. The template designs are structured to match the visual language of real trading cards, not novelty photo products. Obviously it's a custom card and not an officially licensed product, but in terms of print quality, material feel, and design structure, Snapshot cards are built to look like they belong in a serious collection, not like something printed at a photo kiosk.