Matchday templates without the Photoshop homework
PSD packs make you the designer every week. PostMatch templates are pre-wired to your club's branding and fill themselves in from a short form.
Free to start. No card needed.
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PSD packs come with homework
Etsy and Envato are full of good-looking football template packs, usually £15 to £40 for a set of PSDs. Then the small print: you need Photoshop, which is its own subscription, and you need to know your way around layers, smart objects and font installs.
And the editing never ends. Every single week you are back in Photoshop swapping the badge, retyping the score, nudging the text box that broke. The pack was a one-off cost, the labour is not.
Templates that already know your club
PostMatch templates are pre-wired to your branding. Badge, colours, font, sponsor and league logo go in once at setup, then every layout wears them automatically. There is nothing to open, no layers to find, no export dialog.
A form, not a file
You fill in a short form, the score or the opponent or the XI, and the finished graphic downloads in seconds. It works in the browser, on your phone, with no software to buy.
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A pack usually covers one or two post types. PostMatch covers the week: fixture announcements, line-ups and team sheets, full-time scores and man of the match, each with multiple layouts so the feed does not repeat itself.
The pack forgets, PostMatch remembers
A PSD never remembers last week's opponent. Your squad and your regular opponents are saved to the club with their badges, so the weekly edit that used to mean swapping smart objects becomes a couple of taps.
+9When a PSD pack still makes sense
Honest answer: if your club has a designer with Photoshop who wants full pixel control, a good pack is a fine starting point and you own the files forever.
If the account is run by a volunteer with a phone and a Tuesday evening, templates that fill themselves in win every week of the season.
Common questions
Do I need Photoshop to use PostMatch templates?
No. PostMatch runs in the browser, including on your phone. You set your club branding once, then fill in the match details and download the finished graphic.
What matchday templates are included?
Next match and fixture announcements, starting line-ups and team sheets, full-time score posts and man of the match, each with multiple layouts in your club's branding.
How much do football template packs normally cost?
PSD packs on Etsy or Envato typically run £15 to £40, plus a Photoshop subscription to edit them. PostMatch is free to start, with Pro at £30 for a season.
Can I change the colours and fonts?
Yes, they come from your club settings: background, heading, subtext and accent colours plus your club font, applied to every template automatically.