Custom Printable Baseball Lineup Cards for Every Player

Custom printable baseball lineup cards are personalized trading-card-style cards featuring individual player photos, names, stats, positions, and team info — formatted to look like the baseball cards players grew up collecting. The key difference with Snapshot is that these aren't DIY printouts or flat photo prints. They're produced on premium card stock at our facility in Des Moines, Iowa, printed with professional-grade equipment, and shipped with a free magnetic case. Every card is 2.5" × 3.5" — standard trading card size — and designed using baseball-specific templates that actually look like they belong in a real card collection. That detail matters to players.

Once your order is placed and all player photos are uploaded, Snapshot's production team in Des Moines prints and ships your cards within 2-3 business days. That timeline covers the full team set — everything ships together, so you're not waiting on individual cards to trickle in. Free standard shipping is included on every USA order. If you're ordering for a specific event like an end-of-season banquet, a senior night, or opening day, plan to submit your order at least a week in advance to give yourself comfortable buffer time. Coaches who've done this before tend to upload photos as the season wraps and order right after the final game.

You don't need a professional photographer, but photo quality does affect the final card. A clear, well-lit image where the player's face is visible and in focus will print beautifully. Action shots from games work great — a player mid-swing or in fielding position adds real energy to the card. Avoid heavily blurred images, heavily dark photos shot in bad lighting, or images where the player is very small in the frame. Most modern smartphones produce more than enough resolution. If you've got team photo day shots, those typically work perfectly. When in doubt, upload the clearest version of the photo you have.

Absolutely — team orders are exactly what Snapshot is built for. You can upload individual photos for every player on your roster and customize each card with that player's name, jersey number, position, and stats. There's no minimum order requirement, so you can order for a 12-player travel squad or a 25-man high school roster with the same process. Every card in the team set ships together in one delivery, making it easy to organize for a banquet or team event. Each card comes with its own free magnetic case, so the whole set arrives protected and ready to hand out. No bulk discount required — the pricing is straightforward from the start.

Every Snapshot card is printed at the standard trading card size: 2.5 inches wide by 3.5 inches tall. That's the exact same size as the baseball cards players have been collecting since childhood — the size that fits in a card sleeve, a magnetic case, a binder pocket, or a wallet. It's not a photo print, it's not a mini card, it's not an oversized novelty item. It's a real card at real card dimensions, which is part of why players treat these like actual collectibles. If you want something bigger for display purposes, the MEGA Card format is 11" × 15" and prints as a poster-sized card.

Yes — every standard Snapshot card includes a free magnetic case, and it's not an afterthought. Magnetic cases are the premium standard for card protection: rigid construction, a tight seal, and no bending risk. For players who take their cards seriously, this is a meaningful detail. You won't have to tell parents to go buy sleeves separately or watch players shove the card loose into a backpack. The MEGA Card (11" × 15") comes with a free protective sleeve suited for its larger format. No extra charge for either. The protection is built into the price because a premium card deserves a premium case.

There's no minimum order at Snapshot. You can order a single card for $17.99 or a full 25-player roster set — whatever your team needs. This makes Snapshot practical for coaches at every level, from a small youth rec team with eight kids to a high school program with varsity and JV rosters combined. You're never forced to order more than you need or pad an order to hit a threshold. That said, ordering the full team set in one transaction keeps things simple: one order, one shipment, one delivery you can organize before your banquet or end-of-season event.

The coaches who have the smoothest experience tend to collect all player photos before they start the ordering process rather than building the order one card at a time. Ask players or parents to submit their best photo — action shots or team photo day images — a week or two before your last game. Keep them in a shared folder labeled by player name so nothing gets mixed up. When you're ready to order, you'll have everything in one place and can move through the customization quickly. Build each card with consistent info — same stat categories across every player, same template — so the finished set looks like a unified team collection, not a grab bag.