Rugby Card Templates

Templates built for rugby

Every template in this range is designed with rugby in mind. The layouts account for the positions you find on a rugby pitch, from front row forwards to back three players, and the stat panels are set up to carry the numbers that matter in the game: tackles made, metres carried, line breaks, try assists, carries and more.

The colour schemes and frame styles reflect the visual language of the sport rather than being lifted from another game. If you want a bold, dark background with sharp typography, there are options for that. If you prefer something with a cleaner, lighter feel, those are here too. The range includes 127 designs, so there is real variety to explore before you settle on the one that fits your player.

Add the player details

Once you have chosen a template, you fill in the details that make the card specific to one player. Start with the photo: upload a clear image and the background is removed so the player appears directly on the card design rather than against whatever was behind them at the time the photo was taken.

Next, add the player's name and position, then work through the six stat fields. You decide what goes in each one. A club might record try-scoring rate and tackle success; a parent making a card for an end-of-season gift might put in the numbers that meant most across the season. The card updates live as you edit, so you can see exactly what is taking shape before you commit to printing.

Choose a size that works for the space

Six sizes from A5 to A0 are available for every rugby card template. A smaller size is a good fit for a gift box, a desk display or a framed print on a bedroom wall. Mid-range sizes work well in a changing room, a clubhouse corridor or a sports room at home.

The largest sizes make a serious statement: printed large and cut to the card's outline, they carry real presence on a wall. Prices start from £18.00, and the same preview is used across all sizes, so you can finalise the design first and then decide on size based on where the card is going to live.

How every card is finished

Each card is printed to order, which means no two cards need to be the same. Once your design is confirmed, the card is printed and then cut to the outline of the design itself, not to a square or rectangle. The shape you see in the preview is the shape you receive.

The background removal from your photo is part of the process too. Rather than the player appearing in a box within the card, they sit on the design directly, which gives the finished result a much cleaner and more considered look. The card arrives ready to display, frame or give as a gift.

Team orders for clubs and squads

If you are creating cards for a full squad rather than a single player, the team orders tool handles the process efficiently. You set up the card template and design once, then share a link with the group. For junior teams, parents can add their child's photo through the shared link, and you can review everything before the cards go to print.

Every player gets a card that matches the rest of the squad, which works well for end-of-season presentations, sports banquets or club awards evenings. You can also add a card for the head coach or team manager alongside the player cards.

Gift ideas using rugby card templates

A rugby card made from a template works for many occasions. End-of-season awards are a natural fit: a card for each player in the squad gives everyone something personal to take home from the club dinner. Birthdays are another popular use, particularly for players who are serious about the game and would appreciate something made specifically for them.

The larger sizes suit a clubhouse display, especially when a group of cards is arranged together to represent the whole team. Smaller sizes work as part of a gift alongside kit or other items. Because each card is designed and printed for one player, it carries a level of thought that a generic gift does not.

School and mini rugby sections can use the same approach for a team photo wall, with a front-row card for the loosehead, one for the scrum-half and a thank-you card for the volunteer who runs the touchline.