Why it works
Every player is named on it, so every family has a reason to share it. The roster post gets saved, screenshotted, and reshared by the whole team at the start of a season.
Your roster post introduces the team. Paste your list or upload a screenshot, add your logo, pick a style, and get a roster graphic that looks like a pro designed it.
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Every player is named on it, so every family has a reason to share it. The roster post gets saved, screenshotted, and reshared by the whole team at the start of a season.
The day the roster is set — after tryouts, at the start of the season, or when you announce a tournament roster. Tag every player in the caption, pin it to your profile, and pair it with your schedule drop.
Your team logo and your roster. Paste it in, or upload a screenshot or PDF and check the names before you create. Numbers are optional, and class or position can come along too.
Download it as an Instagram feed Post (3:4, 1080×1440), the best fit for a full roster, or as a Story (9:16) or Square (1:1) for a smaller team.
Pick your layout and one of 50 AI art styles, add the assets above, then download Story, Post, or Square — generated in seconds and saved to your library.
Yes. From a basketball team to a full varsity football roster, the whole team fits on one graphic.
No. Upload a screenshot or PDF of your roster and Team Post Kit reads the names and numbers for you. You check the list before anything is created.
Names alone work great. Add numbers, class, or position only if you want them on the graphic.
Your roster post is the one every family shares. Turn your team list into a roster graphic that looks pro, in minutes, with no designer.
Pick the layout, drop in your logos, download in seconds.
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