F1 Starting Grid Generator
HOW TO USE
Build professional Formula 1 starting grid graphics for race predictions, fantasy lineups, and social media content. This guide walks you through every feature of the grid generator.
The grid editor keeps positions, team colors, and numbering aligned with real broadcast layouts, so your exports feel instantly recognizable to F1 fans. Use it for preview posts, community polls, or quick visual breakdowns of your predicted race order.
Set the Race Details
Enter the race name and location at the top of the editor. This text appears on the finished graphic alongside the F1 branding. Use the official Grand Prix name or create your own custom event for prediction graphics.
Arrange Driver Positions
All 22 drivers are pre-loaded with their 2026 teams and official photos. Drag and drop to reorder drivers into your predicted grid positions. The layout automatically splits across two pages: positions 1 through 11 and 12 through 22.
Customise Drivers
Click the settings icon on any driver to change their name, team, number, or photo. You can add completely custom drivers for hypothetical lineups. Each driver row displays in their team colours with the official team logo.
Export Both Pages
Hit Export to download both grid pages as high-resolution 1440x1880 PNG images. These are optimised for Instagram carousel posts - upload both images as a single post for the complete grid presentation.
Tips for Great Grid Graphics
Why Fans Use the Grid Builder
The grid builder makes it easy to communicate complex race predictions in a single glance. It keeps typography, spacing, and team branding aligned with broadcast standards while letting you move fast when news breaks or when you need a quick social post.
Because the full lineup is preloaded, you can focus on narrative and analysis instead of asset hunting. That makes it ideal for creators who share weekly predictions, fantasy grids, or scenario drafts across platforms.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the starting grid generator free?
Yes, completely free with no watermarks and no account required. Generate unlimited grid graphics for any race or event.
What size are the exported images?
Each page exports at 1440x1880 pixels in PNG format. The two-page layout is designed for Instagram carousel posts but works on any platform.
Can I create grids for past or fictional races?
Absolutely. Edit the race name, swap driver positions, and add custom drivers to create grids for any scenario - historical recreations, fantasy drafts, or season predictions.
How do I add a driver not in the default list?
Click the settings icon on any driver slot to open the customisation panel. From there you can change the name, number, team, and upload a custom driver photo.
Does it work on phones and tablets?
Yes. The editor is fully responsive. On smaller screens the preview and controls stack vertically. Export quality remains identical regardless of your device.
































