F1 TOOLS GUIDE

F1 Tools is a set of browser-based generators for Formula 1–style social graphics and race analysis. Its graphics makers include:

• Breaking News — broadcast-style announcement cards
• Race Winner — victory posters with team colours and driver artwork
• Pole Position — 2026-style pole posters with editable driver artwork and colours
• Session Top Three — podium graphics with custom countries and per-driver colours
• Team Radio — broadcast radio cards and portrait quotes with custom artwork and logos
• Race Leaderboard — 22-driver broadcast tower with timing, radio and speed widgets
• Starting Grid — 20, 22, 24 or 26-driver lineups in landscape and carousel formats
• Race Results — top-ten classification cards with countries and custom row colours
• Championship Leaderboard — editable driver standings with points and position movement
• Driver Lineup — season lineups in landscape or a two-slide Instagram carousel
• Tyre Compounds — weekend tyre posters with custom names, initials, codes and colours
• Interview Quotes — split-screen driver quotes with team colours and custom photos
• Penalty / Stewards Notice — A4 decision documents as PNG or PDF
• Data Lab — interactive lap, strategy, weather and telemetry analysis with PNG/CSV export

No account is required. Open a tool, edit in the live preview, and download the result. Images you upload are processed in your browser only.

Open /create. The canvas is a fixed 1080 × 1350 portrait frame (4:5), which matches Instagram feed posts.

1. Pick a team preset to apply brand colours and the matching logo.
2. Upload a subject photo (PNG, JPG, or WebP). Drag to reposition; scroll to zoom.
3. Write a headline and subtitle. Text colour can be light or dark depending on the background.
4. Optionally tweak gradient colours or swap in a custom logo.
5. Export with the button or Ctrl/⌘+S. You get a PNG named like f1-breaking-….png.

Transparent PNGs sit cleanly over the team gradient. Soft, busy JPEGs still work, but cutouts read more like real broadcast lower-thirds.

Open /winner. Design on a 1080 × 1350 preview; export at 2160 × 2700 (2× pixel ratio) so the file stays sharp on high-DPI phones.

1. Choose a team to set the colour field and branding.
2. Select a driver pose (front / left / right) from the built-in artwork, or upload your own cutout.
3. Drag and scale the driver on the poster.
4. Edit winner name, event line, and round details.
5. Export PNG via the button or Ctrl/⌘+S.

Open /pole-position. The composition follows F1's 2026 pole-poster format, with an oversized position numeral, driver cutout, event details and bold POLE wordmark.

1. Choose a 2026 driver and team palette, or upload your own transparent cutout.
2. Drag the driver to reposition and scroll over the canvas to scale.
3. Edit the driver name, round, event, headline and colours.
4. Export a high-resolution 2160 × 2700 PNG.

Open /top-three. Pick three drivers, then edit the session title, driver artwork, team logos or country flags, and colours. Every driver card can use a custom gradient, name bar and text colour.

Open /team-radio. Choose the 2026 broadcast card or portrait quote layout, then pick a driver and team, edit the radio message and driver number, and upload a custom logo. In the portrait layout you can upload, drag and zoom your own driver artwork and edit session context. Broadcast cards export at 2160 × 2880; portrait quotes export at 2160 × 2700.

Open /race-leaderboard. Edit all 22 rows, choose team logos and colours, then set gaps and tyre compounds. Use three-letter driver codes for the 2026 broadcast layout or show full names. Toggle timing, radio and speed widgets, and export a 1920 × 1080 PNG with an optional transparent background.

Existing driver selectors include the 22 drivers from the 2026 Formula 2 roster, marked F2. Use them in the starting grid, winner, pole, top-three, results, championship, team-radio and race-leaderboard generators. F2 portraits have one available pose. Selecting an F2 driver keeps your chosen team styling; you can change the team, colours and logos independently. Switch back to an F1 preset using the same selector.

Every generator has Championship branding controls to replace its championship logo. Notices and the race leaderboard also allow a custom organization logo. Restore default beside an upload returns to the built-in artwork. Uploads remain on your device.

Open /grid. Choose a 20, 22, 24 or 26-driver field. The default 2026 landscape layout places odd and even grid slots in opposing columns, while carousel mode divides the same field into two portrait pages. Starting lineup restores the full-body design with five drivers per slide and the “ALL TO DRIVE FOR” footer.

Drag drivers to reorder, edit names, numbers and teams, and set the round and race header. Landscape exports as a single 1920 × 1080 PNG. Carousel mode exports two 1440 × 1880 PNGs together. Starting lineup exports all its slides in a ZIP.

Open /results. The first three finishers form the hero podium and positions 4–10 sit in the classification table. You can edit drivers, teams, flags, times, points, status text, the global palette and each table row's background, points cell and text colour.

Open /championship. Use the official 10-row driver layout, choose compact 11-row pages, or select the 11-team constructor table. Edit names, photos, logos, team colours, points and movement indicators. Choose a driver page and export its 1080 × 1350 PNG, then switch pages to export the remaining standings.

Open /notices. The document is A4 (794 × 1123 CSS pixels). You can fill event metadata, findings, steward names (up to eight), and decision text, then adjust density for longer copy.

• PNG — 1588 × 2246 (2×) for social posts
• PDF — true A4 via jsPDF for sharing or printing

Open /tyre-compounds to create a weekend selection poster with neutral tyre artwork. Set the event details and series logo in Event.

In Tyres, edit each compound’s name, initial, code and colour. Show or hide intermediate and wet options. The dry range for 2026 is C1–C5; the codes are editable rather than automatically selected for a race.

Use Style to change the background, text and accent colours or hide initials and codes. Export a 2160 × 2700 PNG, or save an editable design to your account. Undo and redo are available in the header.

Open /driver-lineup to create a season lineup with all 11 teams. Choose landscape or a two-slide Instagram carousel, set the year and title, or load either reference preset.

Click a team to edit its two drivers, display names, photos, logos and colours. Choose built-in or personal drivers, upload transparent cutouts, adjust photo framing, or mark a seat as TBC. Both formats share your edits.

Export a 4000 × 2250 landscape PNG or a ZIP containing two ordered 2160 × 2700 Instagram slides. Save editable designs to your library and use undo and redo to revisit changes.

Open /driver-of-the-day to create a driver cover and voting-results graphic. In Layout, choose the full graphic or two-slide Instagram carousel, set the event name and flag, or load the Austria or Monaco preset.

Click a result to choose an F1, F2 or personal driver and edit its name, vote share, team colours, logo and portrait. Add, remove or reorder results; the first entry is featured on the cover. In Cover, upload a portrait or action background and drag, scroll or pinch to frame the driver. Style controls the team theme, championship and sponsor branding.

Export a 4320 × 2700 full graphic or a ZIP containing two ordered 2160 × 2700 slides. The slides are the exact left and right halves of the full graphic, so your edits stay in sync. Save editable designs to your library and use undo and redo to revisit changes.

Open /birthday to create a 4:5 birthday poster. Choose a driver, then upload, drop or paste a portrait. Drag to move the photo and scroll or pinch to zoom.

Edit the greeting, handwritten first name and bold surname in Details. In Style, choose a team badge, red or white championship logo, bottom glow, lower fade and halftone texture. Export a 2160 × 2700 PNG or save an editable design to your library.

Open /interview-quotes to pair two driver quotes in a split-screen layout. Use the Top quote and Bottom quote tabs to pick each driver, which fills in their name, team colours and built-in artwork.

Type the quote and name for each panel. Lines wrap automatically, or press Enter to choose your own line breaks. Upload, drop or paste a photo, then drag it on the preview to move it and scroll or pinch to zoom.

Each quote panel uses its team colour, with the stripe pattern tinted automatically. Change the divider colour and series logo in Style, then export a 2160 × 2700 PNG or save an editable design to your account.

Editing and export happen in your browser. If you choose Save, your design settings and cropped, resized custom images are stored privately in your account. Save updates the open design; Save as creates a separate design. Export downloads a PNG or PDF to your device.

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• How I recreated an F1 broadcast graphic in the browser
• How the starting-grid generator lays out 22 drivers
• How exports are generated locally in your browser
• How team-colour presets work
• About F1 Tools