Player photo cutouts are printed on one side, in full color digital.  The corrugated plastic is durable, weatherproof and sturdy enough for the whole season. Stakes are not included, but you can add them for an additional small charge.

Standard Size Cutouts will be upwards of 24"x36" in size. XLarge Cutouts are increased to 30"x42". When an order contains multiple subjects, we take the height of the widest cutout and scale the rest to its height for a consistent final product. See our Tips for Good Photos on how you can maximize the size of your cutouts.

By default, photos are cropped at waist level.

Select Size:
Select the size of cutouts you'd like to purchase.

Select Quantity:
Select the quantity of cutouts you'd like to purchase.

Upload Your Images:
Click the Select Photos button to upload your images. Once you have selected all your images click Done. Your uploaded images should now appear on the page.

Editing Your Images:
Click the Edit Uploaded Photos button to open the customizer. Please note: Selecting the Back to Product button will remove any images and edits you may have made.

Adjust Image Size:
Select your image and use the sizing tools to resize and position your image to match your desired look. Adjust until your image fits within the binding box. Please note: Any portion of your image not within the binding box will be cut off.

Complete Your Order:
Once you’re happy with your design, select the Approve Design button and add the product to your cart and proceed with the checkout process.

• Do not edit files prior to upload
• Photos from an iPhone or other phone can be fine if they are taken and uploaded at full resolution (up to 4 MB).
• It's best to minimize the background in any player photos. The person in the photo should take up as much room in the photo as possible. This will increase the resolution of the person in the photo.
• Try to take ALL photos in even lighting that is not overly harsh or direct.
• Players are typically cropped at waist level to provide consistency for all individuals.
• Photos with props, like bats and sticks extended away from the body reduces the overall size of the individuals image.