Custom sports pennants and team flags to 3D print
Your club, your school team or your supporters group needs a pennant or a flag, and a store-bought one will not have your colors. You are in the right place: here is how to design a printable one with your own crest, in your own colors.
What you can make
- A classic triangular pennant. The "Banner / Pennant" template is built from a hexagonal honeycomb, a good canvas for stripes and a crest.
- A desk flag. The "Flag" template is a hexagonal-cell flag already mounted on its mast and base.
- Matching sets. Make one design, then change the colors for the home and away versions, or for each age group.
How to design a pennant
- Open the pennant template. Set its size: a small one for a desk, a bigger one for a wall.
- Add your crest. Upload it as an SVG if you have one, or as a PNG or JPEG. A flat, simple version of the crest prints best.
- Draw the colors. Use the shape tools: straight and diagonal bands, circles, squares, rectangles and stars. Each has its own color, position and stacking order.
- Write the name. Add a text for the club name or the year. Choose a font, a size and a color, then move it where it reads best.
- Set the base color. The background color is yours to choose.
- Preview and download. Check the 2D view first, then the 3D view.
Watch the 1-minute video · Start with the pennant →
For a flag on a stand, take the flag template instead.
Matching the team colors
Team colors are often a strict pair, like navy and gold. Pick them first, then use them as the base color and as shape colors. If your crest has a dozen shades, reduce the palette: the editor detects the colors for you, and you can merge or replace the ones you do not need. Fewer colors means a cleaner print and fewer filament changes. To send each crest color to one of your team colors, use the override, explained in this guide.
Questions
Can I print one for every player? Yes, for your own team. The licence is personal and non-commercial, so selling the printed objects is not allowed.
Do I need a vector crest? No. A PNG or JPEG is accepted and converted for you. A sharp, high-contrast image gives the best result.
Where does the mast go? With the flag template, the mast and the base come in the same 3MF, on a separate plate from the flag.