Jersey Generator

Jersey Generator is for the moment before anyone orders fabric: a club secretary, a rec-league captain or an esports team wants to see what a kit could look like. You start from a real blank garment for one of 11 sports, including soccer, basketball, cricket, cycling and esports, and choose the front or back. Then you pick a colorway or set custom colors, describe the pattern and add a crest and lettering. A crest can be uploaded as a PNG, JPEG or WebP file up to 3 MB.

Each render takes roughly 30 to 90 seconds and comes back as a PNG. Because the model works from a fixed blank, the cut and proportions stay those of an actual garment, which should make the result a more practical reference to show a printer than a free-form AI image.

There's also a jersey mockup generator. Jersey Swap takes a front-facing photo of a person and replaces their shirt with a jersey while keeping the face and hair, which the site pitches for player reveals, team announcements and social posts. That one involves uploading a photo of someone, so read the data notes below first.

Everything that uses the image model costs credits, and you need an account to render. Each image is 10 credits and failed renders are refunded. One-time packs are $19 for 300 renders, $39 for 660 and $69 for 1,320, all listed with a commercial license. Monthly plans start at $9 and cost less per render.

The privacy policy, last updated November 1, 2026, says prompts and uploaded images may be sent to a third-party AI model provider to complete a request, without naming the provider. Design files and exports are stored in Cloudflare R2 and payments go through Stripe. The policy also says uploads aren't used to train the site's own models.