Rugby graphics your club can post today.

Yes. Type or paste your team list in the XV builder and mark the captain. Add a match photo and your crest, then download a PNG or save it to a free account.

Planned. You will be able to paste a link to a picture, such as one on your club website, into a photo slot in the XV builder. Today you upload the photo from your phone or computer.

Planned. Score Panel puts a tall score column in your club colour down the side of a full match photo. It shows both scores, both crests, the round, the date and your sponsor’s name. When you reuse it next week, the scores and the round clear. Today you can make result graphics with the current rugby templates.

Planned. Match Week is a portrait poster for the week of a game. A thin row shows the date, the venue, the kick-off time and your club name. Under it is one very tall title in your club colour, the opponent in italic serif, and a team photo that you add. A Poster title style for the XV builder’s Text panel is also planned. Today you can make matchday graphics with the current rugby templates.

Planned. Kick-off Circles is a 1080 × 1920 story poster. A band and two circles in your club colour sit behind a cut-out player. The kick-off time and the date sit on the large circle. Both crests sit on the left, and the ground name on the right. If your club colour is white or very pale, the shapes use your second colour, or dark ink if that is pale too. A Time on a circle text style and a Runner with ball graphic are also planned for the XV builder. Today you can make matchday graphics with the current rugby templates.

Planned. Final Score Collage is a 1080 × 1350 result post. A score card with both club badges and both scores sits between two rows of match photos, with a sponsor line at the bottom. Choose 2 to 6 photos. Add them all at once and they fill the numbered spots in order, top row first. One slider sets where the photos meet: sharp, soft fade or frosted. Centre on the player finds the player in a photo and moves the crop so the player sits in the middle. Undo puts it back. When you reuse the collage, the scores clear. Today you can make result graphics with the current rugby templates.

No. You can edit a template and download the finished PNG for free in your browser. To keep a team sheet for later, save it to a free account in the XV builder.

Yes. Both editors let you set your club colours and change text colours. The fixture generator also offers ready colour schemes.

Both editors offer square, portrait and story sizes. The fixture generator also offers landscape. Check the preview after changing size, especially with long names. Making every size in one step is planned: one button will add the post, story and square versions, each laid out for its shape, and download them together. Keeping the items you moved in the same place when you change size is also planned, for team sheets and carousels.

Not yet. It is planned. You will select your crest or the opponent’s crest and remove its background in your browser, so the picture stays on your device. It will be free, and you can put the original back.

That is planned. A calendar will show the posts you sent, next to your templates, your brand kit and your connected X and Instagram accounts. Scheduling posts for later is also planned. It is not available yet.

Not yet. It is planned for the graphic editor. With a mouse, you will drag a box over the items you want. On a phone, you will tap Select more, then tap each item. Cmd+A, or Ctrl+A on Windows, will pick every item. A bar will show how many you picked and an Align menu: line them up left, centre, right, top, middle or bottom, or space three or more evenly. Cmd+D (Ctrl+D) will copy an item you added. Option+Cmd+C and Option+Cmd+V (Ctrl+Alt+C and Ctrl+Alt+V) will copy a text’s style onto every text you picked, and one undo puts them all back.