Make a FC Mobile Card From Any Soccer Photo in Minutes

Standard cards print at the classic trading card size that fits inside the included magnetic case, so it looks and feels like an authentic sports card rather than an oversized novelty print. If you want something bigger to display, the MEGA option prints at 11 inches by 15 inches, which works well as a poster-style piece for a wall, a desk, or a game room. Most customers making FC Mobile cards go with the standard size since it fits the magnetic case and mimics real trading cards closely, but the MEGA size is popular for a standout piece featuring a favorite pull or a full squad screenshot. Either size uses the same premium card stock and the same template options, so you're not sacrificing quality by choosing the smaller format. If you're ordering a pack of multiple cards, those print at standard size as well, letting you build out a small personal collection instead of just one single card.

Cards ship within 2-3 days of your order being placed, and that timeline holds regardless of where in the USA you're located since shipping is free nationwide. That 2-3 day window covers production and printing time here in Des Moines, Iowa, not just the shipping transit itself, so you're getting a finished, cased card in your hands quickly rather than waiting weeks like some custom print services require. If you're ordering as a gift for a specific date, it's smart to place the order at least five to seven days ahead to account for standard shipping transit after production wraps up. We don't offer rush shipping upgrades right now, but the standard turnaround is already fast enough that most customers don't need one. International shipping isn't currently available, so this timeline applies specifically to addresses within the United States, which covers the large majority of our FC Mobile customer base already.

No design background is necessary at all. The templates are built by people who design sports cards for a living, so the layout, spacing, and text placement are already handled before you even upload a photo. You're choosing a pre-built template and dropping your image into it, not designing a card from scratch on a blank canvas. That means someone who's never used design software can end up with a card that looks just as clean as one made by a graphic designer. If your photo or screenshot is clear and well-lit, the template does most of the heavy lifting for you. Some customers do spend extra time picking between a few templates to find the one that fits their FC Mobile screenshot best, but that's a matter of taste rather than skill. There's no learning curve, no software download, and no revision fees if you want to try a different template before finalizing your order.

Many of our soccer templates include space for text like a player name, position, team, or a short stat line, which works well for both FC Mobile screenshots and real-life soccer photos. You'll see exactly where that text appears during the preview step before you finalize your order, so there's no guesswork about how it'll look once printed. If a template you like doesn't have text fields built in, you can often still add a caption depending on the layout you choose. Text customization is especially popular with parents making cards from real soccer games, where they want a child's name, jersey number, or team name printed alongside the photo. For FC Mobile pulls specifically, some customers skip the text entirely and let the screenshot's existing in-game stats speak for themselves, since those are often already legible in the image. Either approach works fine, and you can preview the result before committing to the order.

A single card is exactly that — one printed card priced at $17.99, ideal if you're commemorating one specific pull, moment, or photo. Packs let you print multiple cards in a single order, with pricing scaling up to $49.99 depending on how many cards you include, which works well if you want to build out a small personal series featuring several FC Mobile pulls or different soccer photos. Packs are popular with people who've collected a handful of memorable screenshots over a season and want them all printed at once rather than ordering separately each time. Every card in a pack still gets its own individual design and template choice, so you're not stuck using the same layout across all of them unless you want to. Packs also make sense as a gift, since handing someone five or six custom cards feels more substantial than a single card. Shipping stays free either way, whether you order one card or a full pack.

It's included with every order at no extra charge, whether you're ordering a single card, a full pack, or the MEGA poster size. There's no upsell screen or add-on fee for it during checkout — the price you see for the card already accounts for the case being packed in with it. The case is designed to protect the card during shipping and afterward, so it doubles as both packaging and long-term display protection. For FC Mobile cards specifically, this matters because these cards often get handled, shown to friends, or passed around, and the magnetic case keeps the corners and surface from wearing down. If you're ordering multiple cards in a pack, each individual card comes with its own case rather than sharing one case among several cards. It's a small detail, but it's one of the reasons the finished product feels like a real trading card instead of a printed photo.

Absolutely, and it's actually one of the more common uses of the same templates. Parents regularly upload photos from their kid's rec league games, high school matches, or club soccer tournaments and run them through the same sports card templates built for digital screenshots. The templates aren't locked to gaming content specifically — they're built to work with any soccer-related photo, whether that's an action shot mid-game, a posed team photo, or a candid moment on the sideline. If the photo is clear and reasonably well-lit, it'll print just as sharply as a screenshot would. Some customers even mix both, ordering a pack that includes a couple of real soccer photos alongside a favorite FC Mobile pull, since the pricing and process stay the same either way. This flexibility is part of why the product works well for a personal use case rather than being limited to one specific type of soccer fan.

It's worth cropping those out before uploading if possible, since a clean screenshot without notification banners or unrelated app icons prints better and looks more like an actual trading card. Most phones let you crop an image directly in the photo gallery app before saving it, which takes less than a minute. If you're not sure how to crop it, you can still upload the full screenshot, and depending on the template you choose, some of that extra clutter might get cropped out automatically by the card frame itself. That said, results are more predictable when you clean up the image yourself first rather than relying on the template to hide it. This matters most with FC Mobile screenshots taken mid-notification or during a call, where a banner might cover part of the player card you actually want featured. Taking a fresh screenshot in a quiet moment, free of pop-ups, usually solves this before it becomes an issue.

You'll see a preview of your uploaded photo inside the chosen template before you complete your order, so you're not paying blind and hoping for the best. This preview shows roughly how the final printed card will look, including text placement and how the image fills the frame. If something looks off — the photo's cropped awkwardly, or the text overlaps part of the image — you can switch templates or re-upload a different photo before finalizing anything. This step is especially useful for FC Mobile screenshots, where the aspect ratio of a phone screen doesn't always match a trading card's proportions perfectly. Taking an extra minute to check the preview carefully saves you from ordering a card that doesn't look quite right. It's a simple safeguard, but it's the reason most customers end up satisfied with the printed result rather than surprised by it.