What happens in the video?

0:00 Three teams were shot today: Hawks U12, Sharks U10 and Tigers U14 from a fall league.
0:02 The team folders are dropped onto RosterFrame's start screen. Each folder holds one team's headshots and a team photo.
0:06 RosterFrame reads every player's name and jersey number from the file names and shows the roster.
0:08 Every team's composite is built: team photo on top, headshots with names below.
0:10 One click changes the look of all composites at once: style and team colors.
0:14 A memory mate for every player, here a player card for Grace Hill, #4, Tigers U14.
0:16 Export: 44 print files at 300 dpi, saved into a folder per team in seconds.
0:20 End card: RosterFrame is free while in beta, at rosterframe.com.

The video has on-screen captions. The players are drawn sample illustrations, not real children.

How do I try it with my own photos?

Open RosterFrame in Chrome, Edge or Safari on a computer and choose your team folders, or start with the built-in sample team. Nothing is uploaded: the photos stay on your computer. For the details of each step, read the team composite maker guide and how to name your photos.

Try it with your own photos. Free during beta, no signup, runs in your browser. Your photos never leave your computer.