Custom Baseball Lineup Card for Every Player on Your Roster

A clear, well-lit photo taken from the chest up or in an action pose works best. JPEG and PNG files both upload without issues. The resolution should be high enough that the photo doesn't look blurry when cropped to card size — most smartphone photos taken in the last three years are more than sufficient. Avoid heavily filtered or very dark photos since those tend to lose detail during printing. If you're shooting specifically for cards, natural outdoor light or a shaded area beats direct sunlight or indoor fluorescent lighting every time. You don't need a studio setup.

Yes, and that's how most coaches do it. You can build out your full roster order — however many players you have — and submit it as one team order. There's no minimum order size and no batch restriction that forces you to order in multiples of ten or twenty. Whether you're ordering eleven cards for a youth rec team or thirty for a varsity squad, the process is the same. You upload each player's photo, customize their individual card, add everything to your order, and check out. One transaction, one shipment, one delivery.

Snapshot prints and ships orders within two to three business days from your order date. That's not an estimate with an asterisk — it's our standard fulfillment window. For most locations in the continental United States, you're looking at cards in hand within four to six business days total from when you place the order. If you're ordering for a specific event like a banquet or tournament, give yourself at least a week from the order date to be comfortable. Orders are shipped with free standard shipping, and tracking is provided so you know exactly where your package is.

You can include the player's name, jersey number, position, team name, and stats. The specific fields available depend on which template you choose, but most of our baseball card templates are designed to showcase the details that matter most on a baseball card — the same kind of information you'd see on a professional card. Some coaches keep it simple with just the name and number. Others load in batting average, ERA, or a season stat line if they're making end-of-season cards. Either approach works. The templates are flexible enough to handle both.

Absolutely. Youth baseball is actually one of our most common use cases for team orders. Kids at that age are still collecting cards and trading them, so getting their own real card is a genuinely big moment. The cards look professional regardless of whether the photo was taken at a major league facility or a local Little League diamond. Coaches running rec leagues, travel ball programs for eight-to-twelve-year-olds, and youth tournament teams all place team orders through Snapshot. The free magnetic case that comes with every card makes it feel like something pulled out of an actual pack.

The MEGA is an 11×15 oversized poster card — same professional card stock, same design quality, but printed at a size that turns your player's photo into a genuine display piece. It's $49.99. Coaches typically order one MEGA for a standout senior, an MVP, or a captain, alongside individual standard cards for the rest of the roster. Parents and players react differently to the MEGA than they do to a standard card. It's the kind of thing that gets framed or put on a bedroom wall rather than stored in a binder. If you want to recognize one or two players in a bigger way, the MEGA is the move.

Every card that ships from Snapshot comes with a free magnetic case — no upsell required, no upgrade tier to unlock it. The magnetic case protects the card during shipping and keeps it in perfect condition when your players receive it. It also makes the unboxing experience feel more legitimate, which matters if you're handing these out at a team banquet or end-of-season event. A card in a magnetic case looks like a serious collectible. One that arrives in a plain sleeve doesn't hit the same way. This is included automatically on every order, whether you're ordering one card or fifty.

All Snapshot cards are printed and fulfilled in Des Moines, Iowa. We're not outsourcing to an overseas print partner or routing orders through a third-party fulfillment warehouse across the country. Made in the USA means we control the quality, the printing process, and the fulfillment timeline directly. That's a big part of why we can confidently commit to a two-to-three business day shipping window. When coaches ask where the cards come from, we're proud to say Iowa — and the quality of the finished product reflects that commitment to doing it right in-house.

There's no minimum order. You can order a single card for $17.99 or a full forty-player roster set — Snapshot handles both without requiring you to hit a threshold first. This is important for coaches who run smaller programs or who want to test the product before committing to a full team order. A lot of coaches order a card for themselves or one player first, then come back for the full roster once they see the quality in person. Pack pricing options up to $49.99 are available for multi-card orders, and free shipping applies regardless of order size.

Yes. If you're running multiple teams — say a varsity and a JV squad, or three age-group travel ball rosters — you can place separate orders for each team or combine them depending on how you want them organized. There's no restriction on how many orders you submit. Some coaches who run multi-team programs prefer separate orders so the cards ship in organized groups that are easy to distribute. Others combine everything into one checkout. Either way, free shipping applies to each order, and the two-to-three business day fulfillment window holds regardless of how many total cards are in your order.