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Digital Board Templates

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Learn how to find, customize, and download Gipper's Digital Board Templates, including score table, score board, and video board designs for your displays.

This feature is available for:

  • All Engage roles and plans

 

Table of Contents

 

Overview

Aside from creating graphics for your social media channels, you can also create content for your score tables, scoreboards, video boards, and other digital boards around your campus. This allows you to keep your game day visuals branded and up to date using the same platform you already use for social media.

Gipper's Digital Board Templates are designed to be easy to customize and compatible with a variety of digital boards. Each template type is built with the correct aspect ratio for its display, so your finished designs look great without any cropping or stretching.

  • Scoreboard and Video Board Templates: 16:9 aspect ratio (1920x1080)
  • Score Table Templates: 7:1 aspect ratio (1120x160)
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Finding Digital Board Templates

  1. Log in to your Gipper Workspace.
  2. Navigate to the Graphics section.
  3. Use the "Digital Boards" tab under the search bar
  4. Browse the available Templates and select the one you'd like to customize.
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Editing a Digital Board Template

Once you select a template, you can customize it just like any other Gipper design. For a full walkthrough of the editing experience, see our article on Graphics Editing.

 

Downloading Your Design for Your Digital Board

After saving your design, you can download it to upload into your scoreboard or digital signage software.

  1. Click the Download button.
  2. Download as a PNG
  3. Your design downloads as an image file to your device.
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Important Note:

  1. The downloaded file will be approximately 3x larger in pixel dimensions than the size shown on screen. This is intentional and does not affect how your design looks on your display.
  2. Most scoreboard and display software only requires the aspect ratio to be correct (which it will be), so in most cases, you can upload the downloaded file directly with no issues.
  3. If your software requires exact pixel dimensions (for example, exactly 1920x1080), see the section below on resizing your download.

 

Resizing Your Download to Exact Pixel Dimensions

Coming Soon: We're building the ability to select your exact download dimensions directly inside Gipper. Once that's available, you won't need to use an external tool at all. We'll update this article when the feature launches.

In most cases, you won't need this step. Your scoreboard software will handle the sizing automatically as long as the aspect ratio is correct. However, if your software requires a file with specific pixel dimensions, you can easily resize the downloaded image using a tool you may already have.

Here are a few options:

  • Apple Preview (free, built into every Mac): Open the image, go to Tools > Adjust Size, and enter your dimensions.
  • Microsoft Paint (free, built into every Windows PC): Open the image, click Image > Resize, switch to Pixels, and enter your dimensions.
  • iLoveIMG (free, browser-based): Upload your image, enter your dimensions, and download the resized version. No account required.
  • Image Resizer (free, browser-based): Another simple option for quick resizing right in your browser.
  • Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Express: If you already have Adobe tools, open the image and resize using the image size settings.

Steps to resize (general workflow):

  1. Open your downloaded image in your preferred resizing tool.
  2. Enter the exact pixel dimensions required by your scoreboard software.
  3. Export or save the resized image.
  4. Upload the resized file into your scoreboard software.
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Important Note:

  1. Only resize if your scoreboard software specifically requires exact pixel dimensions. If you're unsure, try uploading the original download first. It will almost always work.
  2. The resized image will look identical to the original. You are only adjusting the pixel count, not the content or quality of the design.
  3. You can use any image editing tool that supports resizing. The options above are just suggestions to get you started.

 

Thanks for reading - we hope this was helpful! If you have any questions, please contact our team by emailing support@gogipper.com or calling (929) 207-8459!

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