Fill it in once: print a clean A4 team sheet (or save it as a PDF) and download a lineup image for the group chat. Football, hurling, camogie and ladies football, 7- to 15-a-side. It runs in your browser — the names never leave your device.
The fixture
The team — 15-a-side
Substitutes
No subs added yet.
Paste a panel instead of typing
One player per line, from your notes or the group chat. Numbers are picked up if they're there (1 John Murphy, 2. Seán Ó Sé) — otherwise names fill 1 upwards and anything past 15 becomes a sub.
Where these names go: nowhere
| No. | Position | Player |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Goalkeeper | |
| 2 | Right Corner-Back | |
| 3 | Full-Back | |
| 4 | Left Corner-Back | |
| 5 | Right Half-Back | |
| 6 | Centre Half-Back | |
| 7 | Left Half-Back | |
| 8 | Midfield | |
| 9 | Midfield | |
| 10 | Right Half-Forward | |
| 11 | Centre Half-Forward | |
| 12 | Left Half-Forward | |
| 13 | Right Corner-Forward | |
| 14 | Full-Forward | |
| 15 | Left Corner-Forward |
Print or ⌘P → Save as PDF gives you a clean A4 sheet — this page's furniture drops away and only the sheet prints. It's a club/selector copy, not an official competition submission.
Shareable lineup image
The image is drawn here on your device and downloaded straight to it — nothing is uploaded. Posting it somewhere public? If the panel includes children, use Numbers only for anything going beyond the team's own group.
Club, team, competition, opposition, date and venue. Pick the code and the format — the position names and the pitch change to match.
Type 1 to 15 (or 7, 9, 11, 13) and your subs. Or paste a panel straight out of your notes or the group chat and let it fill the numbers.
Print or ⌘P → Save as PDF for the A4 sheet, and download the lineup image for the group chat. Numbers only if it's going anywhere public.
Want the longer version — what a referee actually needs on the sheet, and what your selectors need? Read the guide.
This page will always be free and you never have to go any further. But if you're typing the same panel in every Saturday, FullPanel is the paid version of the same idea — built for GAA, not adapted from soccer.
Draw a kickout or a puckout press and animate it, or describe it in plain English and let AI draft it onto the board for you to fix. Share it as a GIF or a jersey-only link — no names.
Your panel is already typed in. Scores, scorers, subs, puckouts and a shot heatmap from the sideline on your phone, and the team sheet comes off the same board.
Game time, attendance, ratings and match records that build up over a season — and stay with the club when you hand the team on.
Yes and no — free, and no account. There's no signup, no email gate and no limit on how many sheets you make. FullPanel is a paid product for clubs and coaches; this tool is free because we'd rather be useful first.
Nowhere. The whole tool runs in your browser: the sheet and the image are built on your device, and the names are stored only in that browser so you can come back to them. They are never sent to FullPanel and we have no way to see them. Most GAA panels are children, so that's deliberate.
Print it and hand it over — it lists jersey numbers, positions, subs, manager and referee with a signature line. It's a club and selector copy rather than an official competition submission, so check whatever your county board requires for the competition you're in.
Football, hurling, camogie and ladies football, at 15, 13, 11, 9 and 7-a-side. The position names and the pitch markings change with the code and the format — the 65 replaces the 45 for hurling and camogie, and the small formats lose it entirely.
Inside the team's own group, that's your call. Anywhere public — a club Facebook page, X, a WhatsApp community — turn on Numbers only and post jersey numbers instead. Underage names and photographs on public pages are exactly what club safeguarding guidance is about.
Your panel typed once instead of every week, animated tactics you can draw or draft with AI, live matchday tracking, and a season record — game time, attendance, ratings — that stays with the club when you hand the team on. See what a coach account does.