Runner Card
Fill in your info, generate a card, and share it to find teammates.
RACE CARD
Runner
China · NanjingNanjing runner B20757, let's team up
Race Day
2026 Nanchang Marathon
2026 Fuzhou Marathon
Personal Best
What is a runner card?
A runner card is an image that shows your running identity: nickname, city, gender and age group, runner level, personal bests, and the races you plan to run next. The Finisher Club runner card generator is free, the card is created entirely in your browser, and once saved you can share it with running groups, friends, or on social media.
Create a runner card in three steps
Add your basic details
Tap “Create My Card”, upload a photo, enter your nickname, country, and city, then choose your gender and enter your birthday so your age group is calculated automatically.
Add races and personal bests
Add the races you plan to run and your goal times to the race calendar, and enter your full or half marathon results under personal bests so your runner level is calculated automatically.
What each card field means
About You
- Photo
- Upload a photo to show on your runner card. It stays in this browser and is never uploaded.
- Name
- The running name shown on your card so teammates can recognize you.
- Country
- Show the country or region where you run.
- City
- Show your city to connect with nearby runners.
- Gender and age group
- Choose gender, then enter your birthday. Your age group appears on the card and helps calculate your runner level from results.
- Runner level
- Calculated from gender, the age group derived from your birthday, and your marathon or half marathon result.
- Motto
- Write a short running motto to introduce yourself to teammates.
- Invite text
- Shown next to the QR code, telling runners what they can do after scanning.
- Upload QR
- The default QR code opens the runner card page. Sign in to point it to your runner profile, or upload an image to replace it with your contact QR code.
Race Day
- Race
- Show a race you're planning to run, or type a race that isn't listed.
- Race Date
- The race date shown on your calendar.
- Event
- The distance for this race.
- Goal Time
- Your goal finish time for this race.
Personal Best
- Race Name
- The race where you set this result.
- Event
- The event for this result, used to calculate your runner level.
- Finish Time
- Your finish time at this race.
What can you use a runner card for?
Introduce yourself to a running group
When you join a running group, one card tells everyone your city, age group, and level.
Find runners and rabbits for your race
Share the races you plan to run and your goal times to find runners at the same race with the same goal, or a rabbit to pace you.
Browse race teams →Announce your race goal
Put your goal time for the next race on your card and let your teammates hold you to it.
Find a rabbit →Record your season
Update your personal bests and runner level at the end of the season to keep a record of your year.
Join a running challenge →
How are age groups and runner levels calculated?
Age groups are based on gender and current age; for example, M35-39 is the men’s 35 to 39 group, and M35- covers runners under 35. Runner level is based first on your full marathon personal best, or on your half marathon personal best if you have no full marathon result. Levels include athlete levels (Intl. Master, Sports Master, and National 1st to National 3rd) and mass levels (Elite Mass, Mass 1st, and Mass 2nd). No level is shown when you enter only 5K or 10K results.
View runner level standards →Split your goal time with the pace calculator →
Frequently asked questions
Is the runner card free?
Yes. You can create and save a runner card without signing up; sign in to fill in your profile details and personal bests automatically.
Is the information I enter uploaded?
No. Your photo, results, and QR image are processed in your browser, and your draft is saved only in this browser. You can delete it at any time with “Start over”.
How is my runner level determined?
It is calculated automatically from your gender, birthday, and full or half marathon personal best, using the runner level standards. No level is shown when you enter only 5K or 10K results.
Can I replace the QR code on the card with my own?
Yes. While editing, tap the QR code to upload your own contact QR code, such as WeChat. When signed in, you can also make the QR code open your runner profile.
Can I create an English runner card?
Yes. On the English page, the card title, distance names, and race search results are all in English.
How is a runner card different from a runner profile?
A runner card is an image for sharing. A runner profile is a personal page that keeps your race records, routes, and results over time, syncs data from your watch, and connects you with other runners through challenges, race teams, and rabbits.