Make Your FIFA Card From Any Photo — Shipped in 2-3 Days

Absolutely, and honestly that's most of what we print. The templates are built so any photo — yours, your kid's, a friend's, a whole team's — slots in and looks like a legitimate trading card, not a knockoff or a joke print. You're not limited to famous players or licensed team logos; the entire point is customization around a personal photo. We see everything from weekend pickup game photos to a goalkeeper's diving save at a rec league final, all turned into cards that look like they belong in a factory-sealed pack. If you've got a photo you're proud of, it's a candidate for a card, no matter the skill level or age of the player pictured. Some customers even build cards around inside jokes, using goofy photos rather than serious action shots, and those turn out just as sharp.

Every single card order ships with a free magnetic case included, no upsell, no separate purchase required. The case snaps shut magnetically and holds the card snugly in place, protecting the corners and surface from scuffing during shipping and everyday handling. It's a small detail, but it matters a lot if the card is meant as a gift or a keepsake you want to last. Cases also make display easier — you can prop the card up on a shelf or desk without worrying about fingerprints smudging the print. If you're ordering a pack of multiple cards, each individual card gets its own case, not one shared case for the whole batch. That means a five-card pack ships with five protective cases, ready to hand out individually if you're gifting them to different people or teammates.

A single card is exactly what it sounds like — one photo, one template, one printed card, priced starting at $17.99. A pack lets you order multiple cards in one purchase, useful if you're covering a whole team, a family with a few soccer players, or just want variations of the same photo in different templates. Packs run up to $49.99 depending on how many cards you include. There's also the MEGA option, an oversized 11-by-15-inch poster card priced at $49.99, which works well as a standalone centerpiece gift rather than a pocket-sized collectible. Each option ships with the same free shipping and 2-3 day turnaround, so the choice really comes down to how many photos or players you want represented and how you plan to use the final product, whether that's trading, gifting, or displaying.

Our template library includes designs built specifically with soccer in mind — layouts that account for full-body action shots, celebration poses, and team photo formats common in the sport. That's different from a generic template stretched to fit any sport, which often crops awkwardly or leaves odd empty space around a soccer-specific pose. You'll find options styled after modern trading cards with bold colors and foil accents, as well as more classic-looking layouts if you want something that feels a bit more vintage. Since templates get updated regularly, the exact selection available can shift over time, but soccer-appropriate options are consistently part of the mix. If you're building a card around a specific moment, like a header goal or a save, it's worth previewing a couple templates to see which framing suits that particular photo best before finalizing your order.

No meaningful limit exists for most customers — whether you need one card for yourself or enough for an entire club roster, the ordering system handles both cases fine. Teams frequently order in bulk around end-of-season photo days, submitting individual player photos that each get turned into their own separate card. If you're placing a larger team order, it helps to have photos organized and labeled ahead of time so nothing gets mixed up during the upload process. Pricing scales with pack size, and while single cards and small packs are priced individually, larger bulk orders may benefit from reaching out directly to discuss options. Production timelines stay consistent at 2-3 days regardless of order size, since everything runs through the same facility in Des Moines, Iowa, with no separate slower queue for bigger batches.

Yes, the platform is built so you can see your photo dropped into the chosen template before you finalize anything at checkout. This preview step is important because it lets you catch cropping issues, check that text or stat boxes aren't covering an important part of the image, and compare a couple of different template styles side by side. Take your time here — swapping templates costs nothing and only takes a few seconds per try. If a photo looks slightly off-center or the lighting seems too dark once it's in the template, that's the moment to swap in a different photo rather than after the order ships. Once you approve the design and complete checkout, production begins fairly quickly, so previewing carefully upfront saves you from waiting on a reprint request later.

We want the final product to match what you approved during the preview step, and we stand behind the print quality that comes off our production floor in Des Moines. If something arrives damaged in shipping or doesn't match the design you confirmed, reach out and we'll work through it directly with you. That said, because the preview step shows you almost exactly what will print, most issues get caught and corrected before an order ever ships, which is why we encourage double-checking crop and lighting carefully before hitting confirm. We'd rather you spend an extra thirty seconds reviewing the design than receive a card that doesn't match what you had in mind. Customer support is available if questions come up mid-order or after delivery, and we handle those cases individually rather than through a rigid one-size-fits-all policy.