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Share a recap

Every finished YAWK game generates a recap image you can share to Instagram, Facebook, X, or LinkedIn — in three aspect ratios sized for each platform.

Two ways to open the share menu

  1. From the Games list

    On the Games page, finished games show an ended tag and a share icon on the right side of the card. Tap it to open the format menu without leaving the list.

    Games list with share icon expanded showing Square, Tall, and Wide options

  2. From the game detail

    Tap a game to open it. Share recap sits in the header next to Back and Edit. Tap it and the same Square / Tall / Wide format menu drops down.

    Game detail page with Share recap pressed and Square / Tall / Wide menu open

Pick the format that fits the platform

YAWK's shareable engine renders the recap in three formats and optimizes each one for the platform it's headed to — different aspect ratios, different room for stats and stars of the game.

  1. Square — Instagram / Facebook feed

    Portrait-feed format with the full period-by-period scoreboard and up to 3 stars of the game. Best for feed posts where vertical images get the most real estate.

    Example YAWK portrait feed recap showing baseball scoreboard and stars of the game

  2. Tall — Instagram / Facebook story

    9:16 full-screen story format. Taller canvas leaves room for up to 7 stars of the game, so it's the best pick for celebrating a big team performance.

    Example YAWK portrait story recap showing baseball scoreboard and stars of the game

  3. Wide — X / LinkedIn

    16:9 landscape sized for X and LinkedIn timelines, where wider images preview better in feed. Includes up to 2 stars of the game.

    Example YAWK landscape recap showing baseball score and stars of the game

Post it

  1. Download the image, or share the link

    Download the image and post it like any other photo, or share the image's link instead. The link is a live URL — the image updates automatically when the game's data changes, so late edits (a player joining the roster, a scorer or assister correction) flow through to anywhere the link is posted.

    Sharing the link is best when game data might still change. Download the image when you want a snapshot frozen at this moment.