Complete guide to the eFootball kit editor — how to access it, all design options, importing community kits via Kit ID, sharing your designs, and making your Dream Team look truly professional.
The kit editor is inside Dream Team settings. Here is the exact navigation path on all platforms.
From the main menu: Dream Team
Select your squad or press Squad button
Navigate to the Kit tab or select Kit/Appearance
Choose Home Kit, Away Kit, or GK Kit
Select "Edit Kit" to open the design editor
Or "Download Kit" to import via Kit ID code
Tap Dream Team from the home screen
Tap the Squad icon (shirt icon)
Tap Kit or Appearance at the top of the screen
Tap the kit you want to edit (Home / Away)
Tap Edit to open the design studio
Tap Download to import a Kit ID code
The eFootball kit editor is more comprehensive than most players realise. Here is every option available.
Base colour (primary and secondary)
Pattern type (solid, vertical stripes, horizontal hoops, gradient, diagonal)
Sleeve colour (matching or contrasting)
Collar style (round neck, V-neck, polo collar)
Sponsor text area (front and back)
Shorts base colour
Shorts side stripe colour and width
Sock base colour
Sock stripe pattern and colour
Sock height style
Number font style (classic, modern, block, outlined)
Number colour and outline colour
Player name text colour
Number/name position adjustment
Captain armband style
Separate full kit design from outfield
Same editor options as outfield kit
GK glove colour (where applicable)
GK kit must contrast with both teams outfield kits
The Kit ID system lets you share your designs with anyone and import community creations with one code.
Design and save your kit in the Kit Editor
Navigate to the saved kit in Kit Settings
Select "Share Kit" or "Copy Kit ID"
A unique alphanumeric Kit ID code is generated
Post the code on social media, Reddit, or Discord
Anyone can now import your exact design for free
Find a Kit ID code from Reddit, Twitter, or YouTube description
Go to Dream Team > Squad > Kit Settings
Select the kit slot (Home or Away) you want to replace
Choose "Download Kit" or "Import Kit ID"
Enter the Kit ID code exactly as provided
Confirm import — the design applies immediately to your team
These principles separate clean, professional-looking kits from cluttered, hard-to-read designs.
Dark base colours (navy, black, deep red) make number contrasts pop and look more premium than light bases. Most top-rated community kits use dark primaries.
Pick an accent colour that is 3+ shades away from your base. Gold on navy, white on black, and red on white are classic combinations that look sharp in matches.
Busy patterns with many competing colours look chaotic in-game at match speed. One dominant colour, one accent, and a clean pattern (thin stripes or solid) always looks more professional.
Matching shorts to the base or accent colour makes the kit feel cohesive. Contrasting shorts can work but test how it looks in-game from the wide camera view.
Design looks different from the top-down match camera versus the edit screen. Start a quick offline match to see how your kit reads at a distance before finalising it.
Most opponents play in white, blue, or dark colours. Make sure your home kit is visible against all three so auto-clash switching does not override your design too often.
Thousands of community-created kits are available free. These are the best sources for finding them.
r/eFootball (Reddit)
Large community with regular kit sharing threads. Search "kit ID" to find hundreds of recreated real club kits and original designs.
reddit.com/r/efootball
eFootball Twitter/X community
Content creators regularly post Kit IDs for new season recreations. Search "eFootball kit ID 2026" for the latest.
twitter.com (search efootball kit)
YouTube Kit Tutorials
Dedicated channels show step-by-step kit creation and share Kit IDs in video descriptions for exact recreations.
YouTube (search efootball kit 2026)
Discord eFootball Servers
Dedicated channels for kit sharing within organised eFootball Discord communities. Often the fastest source for newly recreated kits.
Discord community servers
To create a custom kit in eFootball: go to Dream Team > Squad > Kit Settings > Edit Kit. Select whether you want to design the Home kit, Away kit, or Goalkeeper kit. You can then modify the base colour, pattern, shirt design, shorts colour, socks colour, and add sponsor text. The design is saved automatically to your team and displayed in all matches.
Yes. eFootball has a kit sharing system using Kit ID codes. To import a community kit, go to Kit Settings, select the kit slot, and choose "Download Kit" or "Import Kit ID". Enter the shared Kit ID code from community sources (Reddit eFootball, eFootball Twitter/X community, dedicated kit databases) and the design will apply to your team.
In the eFootball kit editor you can customise: base shirt colour, sleeve colour, shirt pattern (stripes, hoops, solid, gradient), shorts colour and design, socks colour and pattern, collar style, number font and colour, player name text colour, sponsor text (on supported kits), and goalkeeper kit separately from outfield players. Advanced patterns include colour gradients and multiple accent stripes.
After creating your kit, navigate to the kit in your Kit Settings and select "Share Kit". eFootball generates a unique Kit ID code (typically an alphanumeric string). Share this code on social media, Reddit, Discord, or eFootball fan communities. Others can use this code to import your exact kit design into their own team.
Yes. Your custom kit is displayed to your opponent in online Dream Team matches. If there is a colour clash between your kit and your opponent's, eFootball will automatically switch one team to their Away or Third kit to ensure visibility. Both custom designs are visible in the pre-match kit confirmation screen.
Yes, community creators regularly recreate real club kits (Premier League, La Liga, Serie A, Bundesliga) using the eFootball kit editor and share the Kit ID codes publicly. Dedicated databases like EFC Kit Store and community subreddits have hundreds of recreated kits available for free. The accuracy depends on the available pattern options in the editor, which is reasonably comprehensive for most classic designs.
