Hockey card maker
Make a hockey card worth every 6 a.m. skate
Hockey families earn their seasons — early ice, long drives, cold bleachers. A card is a small thing to show for it, and exactly the right one.
Free to design · No account needed to start · Preview before ordering.
One Sports Card style, personalized with your photo, team and details.
- Any level
- Numbered in your set
- 10-card Card Pack for teams
- Free to design
- From $29.95
Swipe or drag horizontally, click the card, use the Front and Back buttons, or press the left and right arrow keys to change sides.
The short answer
Custom hockey cards turn a rink photo into a real, display-ready trading card with the player's name, team, season, and a card number. Cardbop makes it free to design and preview, then a Display Card is $29.95 and a 10-card team Pack is $49.95. Built for house, travel, and youth league hockey.
How do you make a custom hockey card?
Upload a photo you own, pick the Sports Card style, and fill in the name, team, and season. You preview the front, the back, and the display case live before paying anything. Designing is free — a Display Card is $29.95 and a 10-card team Pack is $49.95.
What size is a hockey card?
Every Cardbop card is the standard trading-card size, 2.5 by 3.5 inches — the same as the hockey cards you already collect, so it fits standard sleeves, toploaders, and binder pages. A Display Card comes sealed in its own display case.
What to put on a hockey card
Player
Name or the nickname from the bench.
Club & division
Association name plus the age bracket or division they play in.
Position
Center, wing, defense, or goalie.
Sweater number
Theirs for the season.
Season
Hockey spans the new year — write it "2025–26".
A stat line
Goals, assists, save percentage, or the shift nobody forgot.
From photo to finished card
How do you build your own hockey card?
- 1Pick one clear rink photoAn on-ice action shot or a portrait in full gear. Choose a frame where the player is still recognizable after a vertical crop — cage and helmet shots work.
- 2Add the hockey detailsPlayer name, association, division or age bracket, position, sweater number, and the season written across two years, such as 2025–26.
- 3Write the backGoals, assists, save percentage for a goalie, a coach's line, or the shift everyone still talks about. Each card is numbered in its set automatically unless you change or hide the number.
- 4Preview, then choose a formatCheck the crop, spelling, front, back, and case live — free — then order one Display Card or a 10-card team Pack.
Need help choosing the image? Read the trading card photo tips before you start the live preview.
Should you make one card or a team Pack?
Use a Display Card when one player is the story. Choose a 10-card Card Pack when you want a set for a lineup, family, or season.
| Format | Best for | What you receive |
|---|---|---|
| Display Card | One player, a senior, a coach gift, or a shelf-ready keepsake | One custom card sealed in a clear display case with a personalized label |
| Card Pack | The whole team, siblings, or a season of moments | Ten unslabbed custom cards in one sealed pack, shared from one group link |
A card for the whole team
Make the whole roster feel like the real deal.
Build a Card Pack with a card for each player, share one link, and let every family order their own — the full 10-card Pack or a Display Card.
Free to design — pay only if you love it
Personalized in minutes
custom card sealed in a display case
10-card Card Pack + one share link
Any level — rec, club, travel
From $29.95
Frequently asked questions
What should I put on a hockey card?+
Name, association, division or age bracket, sweater number, and the season written across two years. Add goals, assists, or a coach's line on the back.
Can I make cards for the whole hockey team?+
Yes — a Card Pack holds 10 cards, one per skater. Share a single link so each family orders their own, which is far easier than collecting at the rink.
What photo works for a hockey card?+
An on-ice shot or a clear portrait in full gear. Cage and helmet photos work fine — the card format is built around a single subject, so a tight crop looks right.
Is there a free hockey card maker?+
Designing and previewing a hockey card on Cardbop is free — upload the photo, fill in the details, and see the front, back, and case before paying anything. You pay only if you order: a Display Card is $29.95 and a 10-card Pack is $49.95.
Can you make a goalie card?+
Yes — name them as the goalie on the back and use save percentage or shutouts as the stat line. Goalie photos crop especially well because of the gear.
How much does a custom hockey card cost?+
A Display Card is $29.95 and a 10-card Card Pack is $49.95. Designing is free, and you can personalize one in minutes.

