Choose one job for the cards
A draft party card can label a seat, help the host call the next pick, or give each manager a place for quick roster notes. Decide which job matters most before printing. If cards will stand on a table, large team names matter more than decoration.
This maker puts up to eight names on one SVG sheet that fits on US Letter. Each card includes a manager line and a short roster notes line. Print another sheet for a larger group.
Gather the names
Ask managers to submit their chosen names before the party if possible. If they have not decided, offer a clean shortlist from the generator. The list is intentionally a set of ideas, so a manager can revise a phrase instead of accepting the first combination.
Keep names short enough to read from across the table. A card is a shared cue, not a full league profile.
Print and cut
Download the SVG, open it in a browser or vector viewer, and print at actual size on a sheet your printer supports. Check the preview for clipped edges, then cut the cards apart along their outer borders. A heavier paper can help them survive a long evening.
If you use a print shop, give them the SVG and explain the intended letter page size. The sheet has no ads or account information.
Use the cards during the draft
Write manager names after people arrive. Let each manager jot a few roster notes or a reminder on the blank line. Place cards where they are visible to the host, then take a group photo only if the people and their names are comfortable being included.
Save the SVG for a reprint if someone spills a drink or changes a team name. It is a local file that you control.
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