Turn a Random FIFA Player Moment Into a Real Printed Card

Yes, and this is actually one of the more common reasons people order. Once a FIFA title gets delisted or a save file becomes inaccessible, screenshots become the only surviving record of that career-mode run or that iconic pack pull. As long as you saved or exported the image at some point, whether that's on a phone, a hard drive, or an old cloud backup, we can print it regardless of what game it came from or whether the game still exists. This applies to FIFA 17 through the newer FC-branded titles, and honestly to any soccer game screenshot at all. Some customers dig through years-old phone backups specifically to resurrect a legendary in-game moment from a title they haven't played in years. The card doesn't care what year the screenshot is from, only that the image itself is clear enough to print well.

A single card is exactly one printed card for $17.99, which covers most one-off orders like a single favorite pull or a gift for one person. Packs run up to $49.99 and are meant for people printing multiple images at once, whether that's several different players, a full squad, or a mix of in-game and real-life photos. The per-card cost drops noticeably when you order a pack, so if you're already printing two or more cards, it's worth comparing the pack pricing before checking out individually. Packs also make more sense if you're doing this as a group activity with friends, since everyone can contribute one photo and split a single order. There's no requirement that pack images share a theme, so you could mix a career-mode screenshot with an actual match-day photo in the same order without any issue.

Production and shipping together run 2-3 days from when you approve your design, and that's nationwide with free shipping included, no separate rush fee required to hit that window. This is faster than most people expect from a printed, physical product, mostly because the templates are pre-built and the production process in Des Moines is optimized specifically for this kind of order. That said, 2-3 days is the standard window, not a guaranteed same-day cutoff, so ordering a few days ahead of a birthday or holiday gift deadline is smart. We don't currently offer paid expedited shipping beyond the standard timeline, since the standard timeline is already fast relative to most print-on-demand products. If you're ordering for a specific date, building in a small buffer avoids any stress around delivery timing.

Absolutely, and a lot of orders mix both worlds in the same batch. The templates aren't restricted to gaming screenshots specifically, they're built to work with any photo, whether that's a screen capture, a phone photo from a rec league match, or a professional headshot from a club photo day. Real-life soccer players use the exact same pro-style templates to make cards of themselves in game-day gear, celebration shots, or even casual practice photos. The template does the visual work of making it look like a proper trading card regardless of whether the source image came from a console or a camera. This is actually one of the more popular combinations we see — someone orders one card from a game screenshot and another from a real match photo in the same pack.

No design background is needed at all. The templates are pre-built specifically so that uploading a photo and dropping it into a layout looks intentional and professional without any manual adjustment work on your end. You're choosing between visual styles, like a foil-bordered look versus a clean stat-block layout, rather than building anything from scratch. Most people spend more time deciding which photo to use than which template fits it, since the templates are forgiving of different photo types and crops. If a photo doesn't sit quite right in one template, trying a different layout usually solves it, since some templates favor close-up shots while others favor wider action shots. There's no learning curve here beyond browsing the options and picking whichever one matches the vibe you're going for.

It depends on how much of the image is UI versus actual player visual, but minor overlays like stat numbers or a corner logo usually aren't a dealbreaker. Templates are designed with borders and frames that can crop out a good chunk of a screenshot's edges, which often removes menu clutter naturally during the layout process. If the entire image is dominated by menu screens with very little actual player visual showing, the final card will look more like a stat sheet than a portrait, which some customers actually want and others don't. Cropping the screenshot yourself before uploading, focusing tightly on the player model or photo, usually produces the cleanest result. When in doubt, upload the full uncropped image first and use the template preview to judge whether it needs trimming before finalizing anything.

Yes, there's no limit on ordering duplicates of the same image, and people do this fairly often when a specific pull or moment gets shared around a friend group. Ordering the same design multiple times works well for group gifts, where everyone in a five-a-side team wants their own copy of a shared inside joke or a memorable in-game moment. Pricing scales with quantity the same way it would for any pack order, so duplicating one image several times costs the same as printing several different images in one pack. This is also a common approach for people who want a personal copy plus a spare for trading or gifting to whoever was actually in the screenshot with them. There's no extra step required, you simply select the same image and template when building out your pack order.

It's included on every order at no additional charge, single card or full pack. Every printed card ships inside a magnetic case designed to protect the card during shipping and afterward, whether it ends up on a shelf, in a binder, or handed off as a gift. The case has a clean, simple presentation similar to how graded or premium cards are typically displayed, which matters if the card is going to someone as a gift rather than staying in your own collection. You won't see a separate line item for the case at checkout, it's built into the $17.99 single card price and the pack pricing as well. If you're ordering several cards in one pack, each individual card gets its own case rather than one shared case for the group.

The MEGA is an 11 by 15 inch poster-sized version of the same card concept, priced at $49.99, and it's built for moments people want to actually see across a room rather than hold in one hand. For a genuinely major random FIFA player moment, something like a rare Ultimate Team pull or a legendary career-mode milestone, the larger format turns it into wall art instead of a pocket-sized keepsake. It uses the same upload and template process as the standard card, just scaled up, so there's no separate design process to learn. Most people order one MEGA alongside a few standard cards rather than replacing standard orders entirely, treating it as the centerpiece of a themed set. If the moment feels like a big enough deal to hang up, the MEGA size is the one built for that use.

Yes, the template preview lets you adjust positioning and cropping before you finalize the order, so you're not stuck with whatever the default placement looks like. This matters most for screenshots with awkward aspect ratios, like ultra-wide captures or portrait-mode phone photos, where the default crop might cut off part of the player model or important detail. You can shift the image within the frame to make sure the important part, usually the player's face or key action, stays centered and visible. There's no limit on how many times you adjust it before confirming, so it's worth taking an extra minute to get the crop right rather than rushing straight to checkout. Once you approve the final preview, that's the version that goes to print, so double-checking the crop at that stage is the last real chance to make changes.

Snapshot ships nationwide across all 50 states with free shipping included on every order, and that's the primary service area we're built around. Production happens in Des Moines, Iowa, and the 2-3 day turnaround is calculated based on domestic shipping from that facility. If you're ordering from within the US, whether that's for yourself or as a gift being sent to someone else, standard free shipping applies with no extra steps needed. We don't currently list international shipping as a standard checkout option, so orders are best planned for domestic US addresses at this time. If you have someone overseas you want to gift a card to, ordering it to a US address and forwarding it yourself is the most reliable current option.

Standard photo formats like JPEG and PNG both work fine, and most screenshots taken directly from a console, PC, or phone will already be in one of these formats without needing any conversion. There's no strict minimum resolution requirement, but larger, less-compressed files consistently produce sharper prints, especially for detail-heavy areas like player faces or jersey text. Screenshots exported directly from a game's built-in capture tool tend to perform better than screenshots of screenshots, or images that have been repeatedly compressed through messaging apps. If your image looks slightly blurry or pixelated at full size on your own device, it's worth tracking down a cleaner original before uploading rather than proceeding with a lower-quality version. The template preview screen gives a decent sense of how sharp the final print will look, so it's worth reviewing that closely before confirming your order.