Baseball Starting Lineup Graphics
Put your baseball batting order in a graphic with player names, numbers, and positions. Enter the order yourself or start with a lineup screenshot.
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Create a starting lineup →- You bring
- Add your team logo and player rows; type them or upload a lineup screenshot or PDF, then review the extracted details.
- Download
- Post size keeps every name easy to read in the feed; Story size works for a pregame update. Check the names on your phone first.
Starting lineup or batting leaders?
Starting Lineup lists today's starters in your order. Lineup Leaders ranks baseball or softball hitters from season stats. Both are on Base; examples shown are baseball.
Make your starting lineup graphic
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Add your team and lineup
Upload your team logo, then type player rows or upload a lineup screenshot or PDF.
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Review the order
Check names, numbers, positions, and order, including any DH, FLEX, or pitcher.
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Generate and check the names
Choose a style, generate the graphic, and read every row before downloading.
When to post: Post after the lineup is confirmed, before first pitch, tip-off, or kickoff, so fans see who is starting.
Baseball tip: Keep the batting order exactly as submitted, including a DH and a pitcher who isn't hitting. Lineup Leaders is a different baseball and softball layout for qualified season batting stats.
Common questions
Can I upload a lineup instead of typing it?
Yes. Upload a clear screenshot or PDF, then review and edit the extracted rows before generating. You can also type the lineup yourself.
Can I include a DH, FLEX, or pitcher?
Yes. Add them the way they appear on your lineup card, then check the finished graphic against your lineup before posting.
Read the guide: 5 Game-Day Graphics Every High School Team Should Post This Season →