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Free memory mate template for a whole team

Player card memory mate with portrait, name banner, jersey number and team photo inset

A memory mate puts a player's portrait next to the team photo, with their name, number, team and season. A classic memory mate template is a PSD or Canva file with two photo boxes and a few text layers. That's fine for one kid. For a team of 14 it means 14 files, and for a league it means an evening of copy, paste and typing names.

RosterFrame turns the template into a one-time design. Set the layout and colors once, and it creates a memory mate for every player on every team, with their own portrait, name and number filled in.

Two memory mate layouts

Memory mate sizes and pixels

SizeLayoutPixels at 300 dpi
10 × 8"Side by side3000 × 2400
7 × 5"Side by side2100 × 1500
8 × 10"Player card2400 × 3000
5 × 7"Player card1500 × 2100

From template to a whole league

  1. Put each team's headshots in their own folder, with the team photo named something like Team.jpg.
  2. Drop the folders into RosterFrame. Names and numbers are read from the file names or from a roster CSV.
  3. Choose the layout, size, colors, logo, league name and season.
  4. Check a few players in the preview, fix a crop or a name if needed.
  5. Export. You get one file per player, named like Martinez_Ava_4 - Memory Mate.jpg, in a folder per team.

Template vs. automatic

PSD / Canva templateRosterFrame
Files to edit for 14 players141 design
Names and numbersTyped by handFrom file names or CSV
Team photo per playerPlaced by handAdded automatically
Exact custom brandingYesColors, logo and text only
Software neededPhotoshop or CanvaA web browser

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