This free World Cup lineup builder doubles as a squad maker and roster generator — for predicted XIs, starting lineups, and group-stage previews. Pick a themed template, drop in your team, and publish a graphic that looks like it came from a broadcast desk.
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Knockout Stage: France vs Sweden — build your matchday XI before kickoff.
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The leading goalscorers at the tournament, updated as results sync in. Build a top-scorer or Golden Boot graphic from any matchday.
Lionel Messi· Argentina6Goals
Vinícius Júnior· Brazil4GoalsKylian Mbappé· France4GoalsOusmane Dembélé· France4Goals
Erling Haaland· Norway4GoalsCody Gakpo· Netherlands3GoalsIsmael Saibari· Morocco3Goals
Kai Havertz· Germany3Goals
Jonathan David· Canada3GoalsMatheus Cunha· Brazil3GoalsFrom template to downloadable graphic — no design skills needed.
Start from a World Cup-themed background with the formation board ready to go. Swap between group stage and knockout styles.
Add any national team's starting XI. Rename captains, set numbers, and mark subs in seconds.
Change kit colors to match each nation. Keep your fan account or channel branding consistent across all 48 teams.
Export PNGs sized for match previews on Instagram, X, and YouTube. Prep a full matchday's content in one session.
Built for people who publish lineups every matchday — not once a season.
World Cup-themed pitches, formation boards, and starting XI layouts designed for international football content.
Name, number, and position for every player. Rename captain, subs, and staff without digging through menus.
The builder runs in your browser on desktop, tablet, and phone. Start on one, finish on another — your drafts follow you.
Export at the right aspect ratios for Instagram posts and stories, X, TikTok, and YouTube thumbnails. No cropping, no guesswork.
Every lineup autosaves in your browser. Create a free account later to sync drafts across devices — we'll migrate them automatically.
Upgrade to unlock tournament kits, club packs, and premium backgrounds designed for serious content creators and club accounts.
Fan accounts and YouTubers covering the World Cup who need a lineup graphic for every match in the tournament.
Post your starting XI prediction hours before kickoff with a graphic that matches the broadcast look.
Build lineup boards for every team in a group and publish preview threads or carousels.
Yes. The creator works for any national team — pick a template, add the squad, and swap kit colors to match.
No. Our templates are independent fan-content designs inspired by the tournament. We don't use official FIFA marks.
All three. TeamCreator works as a World Cup lineup builder, squad maker, and formation generator — build a full starting XI or roster graphic for any of the 48 teams and export it in seconds.
Both — football or soccer, it's the same tool. Build a World Cup soccer lineup, starting XI, or squad graphic and export it however you call the game.
Eight 11-a-side football formations: 4-4-2, 4-3-3, 4-2-3-1, 3-5-2, 5-3-2, 5-4-1, 4-5-1, and 3-4-3. Switch between them anytime — players reposition automatically.
Yes. Swap jersey colors, change the pitch background, and style the graphic to match your club, tournament, or content brand. Premium kits are available on paid templates.
Lineups export as high-resolution PNG files sized for social platforms — Instagram feed and stories, X, YouTube thumbnails, and print.
Yes, exports from free and paid templates can be used for content, club accounts, matchday graphics, and monetized social posts.
Open any qualified nation to build a predicted XI or matchday lineup graphic with country-themed templates.
Algeria have long shown a competitive edge on football's biggest stage, reaching the round of 16.
Argentina’s World Cup story spans three titles, from 1978 to 2022, across a long tournament legacy.
Australia’s World Cup story stretches from 1974 to 2022, with a Round of 16 high point.
Austria have reached seven World Cups and climbed as high as third place.
Belgium have been a steady World Cup presence since 1930, reaching a third-place finish along the way.
Bosnia & Herzegovina’s World Cup story so far is a single, memorable 2014 campaign.
Brazil have lifted the World Cup five times, from 1958 to 2002, across 22 tournaments.
Canada return with two World Cup trips behind them, still seeking a breakthrough beyond the group stage.
Cape Verde step into a first World Cup campaign in 2026, with a new story to follow.
Colombia have reached six World Cups, with a quarter-final run standing as their high-water mark.
Croatia have reached a World Cup final and remain one of the tournament’s sharpest knockout sides.
Curaçao’s first World Cup campaign arrives in 2026, opening a new story to follow.
Czechia’s World Cup story stretches from 1934 to a runner-up finish in 2006.
DR Congo’s lone World Cup campaign came in 1974, ending at the group stage.
Ecuador have reached the World Cup four times, peaking with a Round of 16 run in 2006.
Egypt have reached the World Cup three times, with a Round of 16 run as their high-water mark.
England’s World Cup story features a 1966 title and a long, familiar presence on the biggest stage.
France's World Cup story spans two titles, from 1998 to 2018, across 16 tournaments.
Germany bring four World Cup titles and a long, steady tournament pedigree.
Ghana have reached football’s biggest stage four times, with a quarter-final run their high-water mark.
Haiti’s World Cup story is built on a single campaign and a brief but memorable 1974 outing.
Iran have played six World Cups, with their deepest run coming in the first round.
Iraq's lone World Cup campaign came in 1986, a brief debut that ended in the group stage.
Ivory Coast have reached football's biggest stage three times, peaking in the group stage.
Japan have reached the World Cup seven times, with a peak run to the Round of 16.
Jordan’s first World Cup campaign in 2026 opens a fresh story to follow.
Mexico have been a World Cup constant since 1930, reaching the quarter-finals six times.
Morocco have reached six World Cups and peaked with a fourth-place finish in 2022.
Netherlands have reached the World Cup stage 11 times and twice finished runners-up.
New Zealand have twice reached the World Cup stage, with group-stage campaigns in 1982 and 2010.
Norway have reached the World Cup three times, with a Round of 16 run as their high point.
Panama’s lone World Cup outing ended in the group stage, but it marked a milestone for the national team.
Paraguay have reached the World Cup eight times, with a quarter-final run as their high point.
Portugal have reached eight World Cups, with their finest run ending in a third-place finish.
Qatar’s World Cup story is brief so far, with a group-stage debut in 2022.
Saudi Arabia have six World Cup trips and reached the Round of 16 in 1994.
Scotland have reached eight World Cups, with a steady history that peaks at the group stage.
Senegal have reached a World Cup quarter-final and bring a compact, competitive pedigree.
South Africa have made three World Cup trips, with a group-stage ceiling and a familiar underdog edge.
South Korea have reached the World Cup 11 times and peaked with a fourth-place finish.
Spain pair one World Cup crown with a long, steady tournament pedigree across generations.
Sweden’s World Cup story stretches from 1934 to a runner-up finish on the biggest stage.
Switzerland have reached football's biggest stage 12 times, with a quarter-final run their high point.
Tunisia has six World Cup trips behind it, with a steady group-stage presence.
Türkiye have reached only two World Cups, yet their 2002 run still stands out.
The USA have reached the World Cup 11 times, with a best run to third place.
Uruguay’s two World Cup crowns, from 1930 and 1950, anchor a proud tournament legacy.
Uzbekistan's first World Cup campaign arrives in 2026, with a fresh story to follow.
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