The championship pose
A player’s touchdown celebration, or your commissioner striking it, sculpted as the topper. Send a photo of the pose and we build it from that.
League trophies / New York
Custom fantasy football trophies, made for your league.
PrintAWorld makes one-of-a-kind, 3D printed fantasy football trophies in New York. Send a photo, a sketch, an AI-generated image or your league’s inside joke; we model it in 3D, print it, paint or plate it, and mount it on a base with room for every champion’s name. Trophies start at $250, there’s no minimum, and we ship anywhere in the U.S.
You’ll hear back from a real person. No account needed.
MLS · Season awards
Rookie of the Year
The inside-joke trophy
Top Dog · Engraved wood base- Start from
- A photo or AI imageWe do the 3D model
- Nameplates
- One per seasonRoom for future champions
- Price
- From $250Per trophy, free concept mockup
- Delivery
- Anywhere in the U.S.Or pick up in NYC
Why custom
Your league isn’t a stock trophy.
Catalog fantasy trophies are a resin football on a column, and every league in America has the same one. A custom trophy starts with what your league is actually about: the champion’s celebration, the team names, the joke that has run for ten seasons. We sculpt that, print it, and it becomes the thing everyone fights over.
Trophy ideas
01 / THE IDEAFantasy football trophy ideas leagues ask us for.
The league’s inside joke
The team name, the trash-talk mascot, the trade nobody forgives. If the league already has a running joke, it makes the best trophy.
The perpetual trophy
A fantasy football perpetual trophy changes hands every season, on a base with name plates for each year’s champion and room left for the next ones. Some leagues pass a belt instead.
Championship beltsThe last-place trophy
The loser trophy, the toilet bowl, the one nobody wants to win. Plenty of leagues want one, and it follows the same process as the champion’s, at whatever size and finish you choose.
Last-place punishment ideasMini copies for every champion
A desk-sized copy of the main trophy for each year’s winner to keep, while the big one stays with the league. We can work from the original or from photos.
Matching league awards
One design with different names: champion, runner-up, rookie of the year. You pay the 3D modeling fee once for the whole set.
Not just football
Any league that hands out a trophy.
The same process works for fantasy basketball and baseball, hockey and rec leagues, golf outings and tournaments, office and bar leagues, and esports and gaming leagues. If the trophy gets passed down every year, tell us and we’ll leave room on the base for future winners.
AI images welcome
02 / THE IMAGEMade your trophy in ChatGPT? Send it.
An AI-generated image is a great starting point. We model the trophy in 3D from it and send you the model to approve before anything is printed. Images made with these six rules turn into trophies that look closest to the picture and cost less to make.
One trophy, whole and centered
Show the full trophy from the front on a plain white background, nothing cropped, no people or props around it.
Chunky, connected shapes
Thick arms, legs and supports, with every part touching the body or the base. Thin strings, wires, spikes and floating pieces break or can’t be printed.
A few solid colors
Two or three flat paint colors in large areas, or one metal finish such as gold or chrome. Every extra color is hand-painted, so multi-color designs take much longer and cost more.
No glass or crystal looks
Crystal, glass, see-through, glowing, fire and smoke effects can’t be made in a printed and painted trophy. Ask for a solid version instead.
Leave the words to us
AI scrambles lettering. Skip text and names in the image and tell us the wording; we add nameplates and lettering ourselves.
Faces need their own photo
For a real person, also send a clear, close, front-facing photo of their face. A face that is small in an action shot doesn’t carry a likeness.
Free to use. Nothing is sent to us until you request a quote.
Read the prompt
Design a custom trophy for me that will be 3D printed and hand-painted by PrintAWorld. MY IDEA: Ask me what the trophy is for and what should be on it. If I attach a photo or sketch, keep the subject recognizable. Make it printable and paintable: - One trophy only: a sculpted topper on a simple base. - Thick, solid shapes. Every part connects to the body or the base. No thin strings, wires, spikes or floating pieces. - Two or three flat paint colors in large areas, or a single metal finish (gold, silver or chrome). No gradients, fine patterns or extra colors. - No crystal, glass, see-through, glowing, fire or smoke effects. - No text, names or logos in the image; I will give the wording separately. Make one image: the full trophy, front view at eye level, centered on a plain white background, nothing cropped, no people or props. If something in my idea can’t be made this way, tell me and suggest a simpler version first.
Pricing$250 per trophy to start.
03 / THE PRICE$250 per trophy to start.
Size and finish decide the rest.
Custom fantasy trophies start at $250. Most painted resin trophies 8–12 inches tall cost $250–$750; plated, gold or larger trophies run $750–$2,000+, and anything 16 inches or taller starts at $1,500. Each new design adds a one-time 3D modeling fee, $250 for most projects, and the concept mockup is free.
- Painted resin
- $250–$750
- Plated, gold, or large
- $750–$2,000+
- 3D modeling, most projects
- $250
Size, detail, and the finish move a trophy within its range. Your written quote confirms the exact price before anything starts. How much does a custom trophy cost?
Before you order
What commissioners ask us.
How much does a custom fantasy football trophy cost?
Custom fantasy trophies start at $250. Most painted resin trophies 8–12 inches tall cost $250–$750; plated, gold or larger trophies run $750–$2,000+, and anything 16 inches or taller starts at $1,500. Each new design adds a one-time 3D modeling fee, $250 for most projects, and the concept mockup is free.
Can you put a real player’s pose or our league joke on the trophy?
Yes. Send photos of the pose or the joke and we sculpt it in 3D as the topper. A likeness of a real person takes more modeling and finishing than a logo, which the quote reflects.
Can I send an AI-generated image of the trophy?
Yes. Send the AI image with your quote request and we model the trophy in 3D from it, then send you the model to approve before printing. Images that show one trophy on a plain background, with thick shapes, two or three solid colors and no text, come out closest to the picture. Crystal, glass and glowing effects can’t be made.
Can the trophy have name plates for future champions?
Yes. Tell us it’s a perpetual trophy and we size the base for engraved nameplates, one per season, with blank plates or space left for the years ahead.
When should we order for our championship or draft?
As soon as you know the date. A month or more leaves room for the mockup, your approval of the 3D model, and finishing. If your date is closer, ask anyway and we’ll tell you what size and finish fit the time.
Is a gold fantasy trophy solid metal?
No. A gold or chrome finish is a real metal layer plated over the printed trophy. It looks and feels like metal without the weight or cost of cast metal.
Can you make just one?
Yes. Most leagues order one trophy, and there is no minimum order. If you want a champion and a last-place trophy, or awards for several categories, we quote the set together.
Do you ship to our league?
Yes, anywhere in the United States. Pickup from our New York studio is available by appointment.
Start here
What should your league’s trophy be?
Send whatever you have and the date of your championship or draft. Someone on our team will write back with a free mockup and a price.
Get my league trophy quoteWhat to send
- A photo of the pose, an AI image, the joke, or a sketch
- Your league name and team names
- Roughly how tall, and painted or metal finish
- Names for the nameplates, and how many seasons to fit
- Your budget per trophy
- The date it needs to arrive
Service details reviewed by PrintAWorld · October 29, 2026