Generate with AI
One-of-a-kind artwork from the match itself: the player, the score, the crests, painted into a scene nobody else will post. Ask for more variations or tell it what to change.
Each variation uses one AI image from your plan.
Cricket Artwork Studio and Social Media Automation
Every moment.
Every match.
Big-league artwork.
Every post your league needs, made from your own match data.
Cricket social media automation from the scorer's last ball to your fans' feeds. Generate one-of-a-kind AI artwork or design from a league-grade layout, and every post is checked for quality before it goes out.
Book a demo with our team- On the Crickslab platform
- 100,000+ matches recorded
- 500+ cricket organisations
- 14 countries
Quality check
Nothing goes out with text too small, a name cut off or another board's logo.
Autopost
A result, a player of the match or a match day posts itself, or asks you first.
Your data
Scores, squads, crests and photos come straight from your matches on Crickslab.
Artwork shown is real: ICC Champions Trophy 2025, Champions Cup 2024-25 and DP World ILT20 Development Kuwait 2025, made from Crickslab match records.
Everything in Artwork Studio: One studio for every post of the season.
From the match day card to the team of the month, made from your records, edited like a design tool, checked before it goes out and posted on its own when you want it to.
Create
- Generate one-of-a-kind AI artwork from the match
- Design from a league-grade layout, free with no monthly limit
- Start from a brief written in a sentence
- 25 kinds of post for matches, competitions, players and officials
- Moments already posted are ticked, so nothing goes out twice
Edit
- Click any picture to replace, crop or remove its background
- Layers you can find, hide, lock and reorder
- Align, snap, rulers and sizes typed to the pixel
- Your own fonts, and capitals or normal case
- Undo, autosave and saved revisions
- Keyboard shortcuts for every common edit
AI
- A design assistant that makes the edits you describe
- Speak your edits instead of typing them
- Three creative directions to choose from
- Up to four reference artworks for each AI variation
- Brand knowledge the studio keeps and learns from
- Captions written from the scorecard and checked against it
Awards
- Of the day, the week or the month
- Batter, bowler, all-rounder, player, team and umpire
- Suggested from the scorecards, one format or all of them
Quality check
- 22px text floor, 7:1 contrast for small text
- Names in capitals, shortened and never cut
- The competition's own logo, never placeholders
- Fixed for you, or accepted on purpose with the reason kept
Autopost
- Rules written as sentences
- Posts itself or asks someone first
- Shows whether each rule is ready for the next match
- History for every run, with retry
- Birthdays found and posted for you
Posts and scale
- One set of posts as a list, a grid or a calendar
- Review, approval and results per account
- Artwork packs: many records, moments and formats at once
- Export every version as one ZIP
- Stop, restart or delete many posts at once, and refresh when the record changes
Brand
- Up to 24 sponsors, six to a row
- Links on ten platforms, and a hashtag placed anywhere
- Brand kit: competition logos, names and colours
- Portrait, square and story from one design
- White label, with the Crickslab mark removable on plans that include it
AI cricket posters or league layouts: Painted by AI, or set in a layout. Your call, every post.
Both run on one intelligent artwork engine that reads your match data: they open in the same editor, land in the same Posts and pass the same quality check. Pick the one that fits the moment.
Design from a layout
League-grade layouts for results, squads, standings, scorecards, player and official posts. Pick a look, adjust the text and colour, and it is ready.
Free on every plan, with no monthly limit.
Or start from a brief
Say what the post is for in a sentence. The studio lays out a first draft from its layouts for you to finish in the editor.
How a cricket post is made: The morning after the final, in five steps.
Pick the match, pick the moment, and the studio fills in names, figures, crests and photos from the record. You decide how it looks and where it goes.
- MatchCompetitionPlayerOfficial
Final · India v New Zealand
Sunday 9 March 2025 · Dubai
01
Subject
A match, a competition, a player or an official, with the people who belong to it.
- Player of the match Posted
- ResultReady
- ScorecardReady
- Leading scorersReady
02
Moment
Every event on record for it. Anything already posted is ticked, so nothing goes out twice.
03
Artwork
AI variations or a layout in any look, as a post, a square or a story.
76 off 83 from Rohit Sharma set up the chase, and India won the final by four wickets.
Matches the scorecard
04
Captions
One caption per account, written from the scorecard and checked against it.
- InstagramFacebookX
Monday 10 March 2025, 09:00
05
Publish
Post now, schedule it, or send it for approval first.
Cricket poster editor: Every post is yours to change.
AI artwork and layouts open in the same editor. It works the way professional design software does, and it already knows the match: names, figures, crests and photos are filled in, and they stay correct while you edit.
Click a photo, a crest or a logo where it sits. Replace it, crop it, remove its background or hide it, without hunting through a panel.
Edit in place
Double-click any text to edit it. Drag, resize and rotate on the canvas.
Layers
Every element named and searchable. Hide, lock or reorder it.
Precise layout
Align, distribute, snap guides, rulers and sizes typed to the pixel.
Your type
Upload your own fonts, and set capitals or normal case.
Never lose work
Undo and redo, autosave and saved revisions you can restore.
Keyboard shortcuts
Copy, paste, duplicate, order and save without leaving the keys.
Variations
Quiet, Louder, No photos and New kit, one click from the design.
Pictures from anywhere
Swap in a photo from the record, this design, your brand kit or an upload.
Three formats
Portrait, square and story from the same design.
Checked as you go
The quality check runs again after every edit.
AI cricket design assistant: Describe it. The studio makes it.
AI is more than the first image. It sits beside the editor, takes the change you describe and leaves you the final word. It only suggests: the quality check still decides what goes out.
Edits on request
"Make the score bigger", "swap the photo", "darker background". The assistant makes the change and the check runs again.
Say it out loud
Speak the edit instead of typing it. You see the words before anything changes.
Three directions
Ask for ideas and get three distinct concepts to compare, keep or branch from.
Your references
Upload up to four artworks you like for each AI variation, and it follows their feel.
It learns your brand
Your rules, colours and approved examples are kept, so the next post starts closer.
Captions that match
One caption per account, written from the scorecard and checked against it.
Cricket poster looks: One poster. Six looks.
The same player of the match, the same facts, set six ways. Every look is checked before you see it, and every layout has a no photos version for the days the photos let you down.
Cricket graphics for every moment: Every post your league needs.
25 kinds of post, from the match day card to the final table, for the teams, the players and the officials who make the season.
Match
- Match day and Playing XI
- Result and player of the match
- Match summary, as a scorecard or innings cards
- Innings, batting and bowling summaries
- Head to head and innings comparison
- Leaders and leading scorers
Competition
- Season launch
- Fixtures by round
- Points table for every group
- Most wins
- Champions
Player
- Spotlight
- Career milestones
- Birthdays
- Squad selection
- Awards of the day, week or month
Official
- Appointments
- Milestones
- Birthdays
- Recognition
One design, every format.
Portrait for the feed, square and story. Changing the format reflows the design, and you compare it with the original before it is applied. The formats available depend on your plan.
Portrait 4:5
Square 1:1
Story 9:16
Cricket award posters: Player of the week, straight from the scorecards.
Pick the day, the week or the month. The studio ranks the best performers from the period's scorecards, and the poster is made from the winner's own figures.
- Batter, bowler, all-rounder, player, team and umpire of the day, week or month.
- Ranked in one format or across all of them, and narrowed to a competition, a draw, a round or a team.
- The best performers are suggested best first, with their figures, and the choice is yours.
- Three award looks, a crest or a team photo for teams, and a version with no photo.
Batter of the day
Bowler of the week
Team of the month
Awards shown are from the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.
Artwork quality check: Weak artwork never posts.
Every post is measured before it can be downloaded, scheduled or published, whether it came from AI or a layout. If it fails, it stays in the studio with the reason, in plain words.
Text a phone can read
No text smaller than 22px on a 1080 canvas. A strike rate in the footer counts as much as the headline.
Contrast that holds up outdoors
Small text reads at 7:1 contrast against what sits behind it, everything else at 4.5:1.
Names never cut
Names and titles are set in capitals and shortened the way a scorecard would: SANDARUWAN CHINTHAKA, then S. CHINTHAKA, then CHINTHAKA. Never an ellipsis.
The competition's own logo
Artwork is headed by the competition's logo, never the app's and never another board's.
No placeholders, ever
AWARD PENDING, TBC, a blank portrait or a pair of initials means a fact is missing. The studio offers another moment or the no photos version instead.
Nothing out of place
No text over a face, no figure outside its card, and the event's own date rather than today's.
Fixed for you
Most findings come with a fix. Press Fix, or Fix all, and the check runs again on the result.
Accepted on purpose
A finding you are happy with can be accepted. The exact sentence is kept, so an edit that changes it asks again.
Automatic social media posting: The result posts itself.
Write the rule once, in a sentence. When the match data is ready, the post makes itself and goes out, or waits for someone to approve it. Each rule shows whether it is ready for the next match.
When a match ends, post the result to Instagram and Facebook.
ReadyAsks first
When the player of the match is named, post their poster to every account.
ReadyPosts itself
On the morning of a match, post the match day card.
ReadyPosts itself
- History for every run, with its result and a retry when one fails.
- Upcoming work previewed before it happens: the records coming up and the posts they will make.
- Birthdays found for you, with every player and official whose day is coming.
- Layout rules keep the version of the design they were made from until you update them.
Social media calendar and approval: Every post, in one place.
See the season as a list, a grid or a calendar, with the same filters in each. Open any post to see how it went on every account, retry one that failed, or send it back for another pass.
March 2025 · The final
List Grid Calendar
Sun 9
Mon 10
Tue 11
Wed 12
TrayNot scheduled
Review and approval
Approve, send back or edit. Figures on the artwork are checked against the record.
Your own accounts
Posts go out from the board's own Instagram, Facebook and X, connected once.
Scheduled or now
Post straight away or on a date, and see the result per account.
Bulk artwork for leagues and boards: A whole match day, in one go.
Built for boards running many competitions. Make, export and manage posts by the dozen, not one at a time.
Artwork packs
Choose the records, the moments and the formats once. Every post is made as its own editable design, in the background.
Export all
Every version as one ZIP, with a manifest and file names you can predict.
Bulk actions
Select many posts to stop, start again or delete them together.
Refresh from the record
A corrected score or a late squad change shows what changed before you update the post.
Cricket sponsor branding: Your sponsors, on every post.
One brand band carries your sponsors, your social links and your hashtag on every layout and every format, so each post pays its way.
Up to 24 sponsors
Six to a row, on every layout. A taller band shrinks the artwork above it and never covers it.
Ten platforms
Instagram, Facebook, X, TikTok, YouTube, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, Snapchat, Threads and your website, in your order.
A hashtag anywhere
In the band, up an edge, in a top corner or dragged where you want it.
Brand kit
Competition logos, your board's logo and colours, and a tester for how names are set.
White-label artwork for boards: Every board keeps its own brand.
A board running on Crickslab under its own name gets artwork under its own name too. The competition's own logo heads every post, your colours and names are used, and posts go out from your accounts.
- One app can run competitions it does not own. Each one's artwork carries that competition's logo, never another board's.
- The Crickslab mark sits small in the footer, and can be removed on plans that include it.
- Several brands under one account on the plans built for federations and groups.
Champions Cup 2024-25
ICC Champions Trophy 2025
DP World ILT20 Development Kuwait 2025
Artwork Studio pricing: Layouts are free. Plans add AI artwork and Autopost.
Every plan includes the layouts, the quality check and Posts. Plans are counted in posts and AI images a month. Prices are in US dollars.
Design from a layout is free on every plan, with no monthly limit.
Club
One team or academy
$29 a month
or $290 a year
- Layouts, free and unlimited
- 60 posts a month
- 60 AI images a month
- 2 social accounts
- Formats: portrait, square
League
A competition or a district
$79 a month
or $790 a year
- Layouts, free and unlimited
- 153 posts a month
- 382 AI images a month
- 5 social accounts
- Scheduled posts and the calendar
- Formats: portrait, square, story, landscape
Pro
A board running a full season
$199 a month
or $1,990 a year
- Layouts, free and unlimited
- 385 posts a month
- 962 AI images a month
- 15 social accounts
- Autopost
- Scheduled posts and the calendar
- Formats: portrait, square, story, landscape
- Crickslab mark removable
Federation
National bodies and multi-brand groups
$1,499 a month
or $14,990 a year
- Layouts, free and unlimited
- 2,897 posts a month
- 7,242 AI images a month
- Unlimited social accounts
- Autopost
- Scheduled posts and the calendar
- Formats: portrait, square, story, landscape
- Several brands under one account
- Crickslab mark removable
A busy month? Top up with 500 AI images for $29, 2,000 AI images for $109 or 10,000 AI images for $549, on any plan.
Part of the Crickslab ecosystem: Made from the data you already keep.
Artwork Studio reads the same records as the rest of your Crickslab ecosystem, so a result is posted the way it was scored.
- League and tournament managementFixtures, results and tables feed the posts.
- Live scoringThe scorer's last ball is the post's first fact.
- Live streaming and graphicsThe broadcast and the feed tell one story.
- White-label platformYour site, your app and your posts, one brand.
- Player profiles and insightsThe figures behind every award and spotlight.
Artwork Studio FAQ: Frequently asked questions
What is Artwork Studio?
Artwork Studio makes the posts a league, board or club publishes every match day, from its own match data on Crickslab: results, scorecards, player of the match, standings, squads, match day cards and posts for players and officials. You can generate one-of-a-kind AI artwork or design from a league-grade layout, then caption, review and publish from the same place.
Is Artwork Studio the same as Crickslab Social Media Automation?
Yes. Crickslab Social Media Automation, Media Studio and the AI Artwork Studio are now one product, Artwork Studio. Everything they did is here, and the old address takes you to this page.
How is it different from a cricket poster maker?
A poster maker gives you a template and leaves the typing to you. Artwork Studio is an intelligent cricket artwork engine: it reads the match record, so the score, the player of the match, the standings and the crests are filled in from the data and checked before the post goes out. It can also make and post the artwork by itself when a match ends.
Do we need a designer?
No. The layouts are built to the standard of a professional league feed, and every post is checked before it can be downloaded or published. A media manager picks the match and the moment; the studio sets the names, figures, crests and photos.
What does it cost?
Designing from a layout is free on every plan, with no monthly limit. Plans add AI artwork, more posts, more social accounts, scheduling and Autopost. Current prices are listed on this page in US dollars and come from the same price list as the rest of the site.
How are AI images counted?
Each AI variation uses one AI image from your plan's monthly allowance. Layouts use none. If you need more in a busy month, you can top up with a pack of AI images.
What does the quality check look for?
Text at least 22px on a 1080 canvas, 7:1 contrast for small text and 4.5:1 for the rest, names in capitals and shortened rather than cut, the competition's own logo at the top, no placeholders such as TBC or AWARD PENDING, nothing over a face or outside its card, and the event's own date. Artwork that fails is not downloaded or posted.
Can it post without us?
Yes, on plans with Autopost. A result, the player of the match or a match day card can make itself and post when the match data is ready. Each rule can post straight away or ask someone to approve it first.
Where does it post?
To your own Instagram, Facebook and X accounts, connected once. Posts can go out now or on a schedule, and every post shows its result per account.
Does the artwork carry our brand?
Yes. Every white-label board keeps its own brand: the competition's own logo heads the artwork, your colours and names are used, and the posts go out from your accounts. The Crickslab mark sits small in the footer and can be removed on plans that include it.
Can we edit the artwork ourselves?
Yes. Click any picture to replace it, crop it or remove its background, and any text to edit it. Layers, alignment, snapping, rulers, your own fonts, undo, autosave and saved revisions all work the way a design tool does, and every edit is checked again before the post can go out.
What can the AI do besides make images?
The design assistant makes the edits you describe, typed or spoken. It can offer three creative directions for one post, follow up to four reference artworks you upload, and keep your brand knowledge for the next time. It only suggests: the quality check still decides what can be downloaded or posted.
Can it make player of the week and team of the month awards?
Yes. Awards cover the day, the week or the month, for batters, bowlers, all-rounders, players, teams and umpires. The studio suggests the best performers from the period's scorecards, in one format or across all of them, best first. You choose the winner, and the poster is made from their own figures.
Can sponsors go on every post?
Yes. The brand band holds up to 24 sponsor logos, six to a row, plus links on ten social platforms and a hashtag you can place anywhere on the artwork. It works on every layout, and the artwork makes room for it rather than covering anything.
Can we make a whole match day's posts at once?
Yes. An artwork pack takes the records, moments and formats you choose and makes every post as its own editable design, rendered in the background. You can export every version as one ZIP with predictable file names, and act on many posts at once in Posts.
Which formats does it make?
Portrait 4:5 for the feed, square 1:1 and story 9:16. Changing the format reflows the design, and you review the result before it is applied. The formats available depend on the plan.
Your next match is already a post.
See Artwork Studio on your own competitions, with your own logos and players. Our team will walk you through it, from the first post to Autopost.