Result Card

Turn a swim, run or ride into something worth posting

You finished the thing. A screenshot of a watch face doesn't do it justice, and a wall of text gets scrolled past. The Result Card editor above takes the numbers you already have — distance, time, pace, elevation, water temperature — and lays them out on a card built for the Instagram feed, a Strava post or a story. Pick your sport, type what you did, download the PNG. It is free, it works for an ordinary Tuesday training session as readily as for a marathon, and you do not need an account.

How it works

1. Pick your sport and fill in your numbers. Swim, run or ride, then whatever you have: time, distance, pace, elevation, temperature. Leave the rest blank — the card only shows what you fill in.
2. Watch the card build itself. The preview updates as you type. Choose portrait 4:5, square 1:1 or story 9:16, add a note, and flag a personal best if you earned one.
3. Download it and post it. Save the PNG, copy the generated caption and hashtags (edit them first if you like), and put it wherever you share.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an account to make a result card?

No. The Result Card editor is free and open to everyone — there is no sign-up, no login and no paywall. If you happen to be signed in we prefill your name, and that is the only difference.

Is my data uploaded or stored anywhere?

No. The card is drawn entirely in your browser and the PNG is generated on your device. Nothing you type is sent to our servers, and we do not store your times, distances, photos or notes.

Do I need a race or an event to make a card?

No. A result card works for any completed session — an ordinary training run, a lake swim, a long ride or an official race. Fill in whatever numbers you have and leave the rest blank.

What image sizes can I export?

Three: portrait 4:5, square 1:1 and story 9:16. Those cover the Instagram feed, the Strava feed and Instagram or Facebook stories without cropping.

Can I edit the caption before I post it?

Yes. We generate a caption and hashtags from your numbers as a starting point, and the caption box is fully editable — Copy caption copies whatever you leave in the box.