A split-flag matchday poster built for Morocco vs Cameroon at Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium in Rabat. Half red, half green, with the ball breaking the wordmark down the centre. Two player portraits mirror each other, one anchored at the top and one at the bottom, so the layout stays balanced whichever half you’re editing.
Everything is editable: team names, stadium, date, kickoff time. Swap the two player cutouts and it works for any fixture at the tournament.
What’s Inside :
- 1080 × 1350 px, 4:5, Instagram and TikTok ready
- Layered PSD with organised folders
- Editable text: stadium, date, kickoff time
- Textured turf background included
- Smart objects for both player cutouts
- Fonts: [your two fonts here]
The AI Prompt
Both player shots were generated separately, then cut out and placed. Here’s the prompt for the bottom figure, the one facing the camera in the red kit.
Studio portrait of a football player wearing a plain red home kit,
lying back on a green turf surface, shot directly from above.
Head positioned at the lower edge of frame, body extending upward,
arms relaxed behind the head. Calm, direct eye contact with camera.
Soft even studio lighting, no harsh shadows. Shallow depth of field.
Sharp fabric texture on the jersey. Clean isolated subject on flat
turf, no crowd, no stadium, no background elements.
Vertical 4:5 composition, top-down camera angle.For the top figure, run the same prompt with the kit colour swapped to green and add “subject inverted, head at top edge of frame”. If the generation doesn’t hold the angle, rotate 180° in Photoshop. Generate four or five variations and pick the one where the shoulders sit flat. That’s what makes the cutout blend into the flat colour field.
How to Edit It :
- Open the PSD and find the TEXT folder. Stadium, date and kickoff are separate layers
- Double-click either player smart object to swap in your own cutout
- The split runs down the exact centre. Adjust the colour fills to match your two teams
- Keep the ball layer on top so it breaks the wordmark
Download
Free for personal and portfolio use. Credit isn’t required but always appreciated. Read the Terms and License page before any commercial use.