Guide

A tool that creates golf scorecards as transparent PNG images. Use them as overlays when editing YouTube videos or Instagram Reels.

Mobile (iPhone/Android): Tap 'Share' → select 'Save Image' from the share sheet. Desktop: Click 'PNG Download' and the file saves automatically.

Output scale difference. Reels exports at 1x, YouTube at 2x, MAX at 3x. Each card has its own base size, so the absolute resolution is not fixed — check the 'Output' line under the preview for the actual pixel size. Reels is enough for short-form editing; pick YouTube or MAX if you plan to scale the card up.

Strokes enters absolute shot count (e.g. 4, 5, 3). To Par enters the difference from PAR (e.g. -1 for birdie, 0 for par, +1 for bogey). Both modes produce the same card.

The shape and the amount of information differ. 18-hole is a wide strip that sits well along the bottom of a landscape video, 9-hole is a shorter and taller panel, 3-hole is a small band for three holes, and 1-hole is a broadcast-style overlay showing only the current hole. All are transparent overlays, independent of your video's aspect ratio — choose by where you want it on screen.

Desktop-only feature. For 18 holes, it downloads 18 images as a ZIP — each image adds one more hole's score progressively. It works the same way for 9 and 3 holes, and is not available for the 1-hole card. Swap them per-hole during video editing.

For 18/9/3 holes, use 'Basic Info' to enter the name (up to 7 characters), course and date. The course field autocompletes from a directory of 541 Korean golf courses, and you can type a name that is not on the list. The 1-hole card has its own name field next to the card style buttons.

Yes. Add it to your home screen from a mobile browser and it opens full-screen with no address bar. Follow the 'Add to Home Screen' hint on the home page — use the share menu in Chrome or Safari and tap 'Add to Home Screen'.

A mode to create 18/9/3/1 hole cards independently. Each tab's input is separate, so you can freely create just the cards you need.

For 18/9/3 holes, tap the second row (P) in the score table. For the 1-hole card, tap a PAR button (3/4/5/6). Either way, only 3, 4, 5, 6 are accepted.

In Custom mode, enter the hole number directly (1-18). It is not linked to round data, so set it freely.

Auto-determined by current shot. PAR 5 3rd shot = FOR EAGLE, PAR 4 3rd shot = FOR BIRDIE, PAR+1 = FOR BOGEY, PAR+2 = FOR DOUBLE BOGEY.

Custom mode starts with empty PAR. If you enter scores without PAR, TO PAR shows '–'. Enter PAR first.

All holes must have scores filled before the batch save button activates. Check for empty holes.

Classic is a larger card carrying hole number, distance, club and the FOR banner. Minimal is a single bar with only name, hole, distance, shots and TO PAR. Club input is greyed out in Minimal because the minimal card has no room to show it.

Use the M / YD buttons next to the distance input to switch units. Unchecking 'Show FOR EAGLE/BIRDIE' removes the banner, and the Classic card shrinks to its shorter no-banner height. The Minimal card has no banner.

A linked mode that uses one 18-hole PAR and score entry to create 9/3/1-hole cards. It is disabled in the current public release.

In My Round, scores and PAR entered for 18 holes automatically reflect in 9/3/1 hole cards. In Custom mode, each card is independent.

A feature that fills registered course PAR data at once. It is currently disabled.

My Round, login, automatic course DB loading, and server-side round save/load are disabled. Use Custom mode for now.