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Field Hockey Starting Eleven Graphic Maker

Turn your starting eleven into a matchday graphic ready for square, portrait or story format.

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What the field hockey starting eleven graphic covers

  • Renders all eleven starters, defenders through forwards plus the goalkeeper, over a pitch background sized to field hockey's proportions.
  • Square, portrait and story crops sized for Instagram, WhatsApp status and X posts.
  • Team name, opponent, competition and matchday fields for club or league graphics.
  • A captain armband marker and your primary/secondary club colors.
  • One-click PNG export at publish-ready resolution.

From lineup to matchday graphic in field hockey

  1. Set your starting eleven and formation (4-3-3, 3-4-3, 5-3-2…) in the field hockey lineup maker first.
  2. Open the starting eleven graphic maker — it picks up that lineup automatically.
  3. Pick square, portrait or story depending on where you're posting.
  4. Fill in opponent, matchday and colors, and mark the captain if there is one.
  5. Export the PNG and publish it before the first whistle.

Who uses it

  • Club teams posting the starting eleven before every league fixture.
  • Team social-media volunteers who need a consistent look without a designer.
  • Academies sending families a clear graphic of who's starting.
  • School and university field hockey teams producing matchday team sheets.

Why field hockey gets its own graphic instead of a generic template

Field hockey is played on a 91.4×55m pitch with self-pass and penalty-corner rules that shape how teams actually set up, so the eleven starters are placed on a background scaled to that pitch rather than a generic rectangle. Whatever formation you run — 4-3-3, 3-4-3 or a back five — the graphic reflects the shape you built in the lineup maker.