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McLovin ID generator: make your own McLovin ID with your photo

Most McLovin ID generators give you a blurry image to screenshot. Ours is a live card designer: your face and details go onto the Hawaii layout from Superbad, you see both sides change as you type, and the finished card is printed on PVC and posted to you.

Front of a personalised McLovin ID card inspired by the Hawaii driver licence from Superbad

Make your own McLovin ID in a couple of minutes

Everything happens in the McLovin designer on the product page. Nothing is saved or sent until you choose to order.

  • Open the McLovin ID designer and upload a selfie, or take one on your phone.
  • Drag the photo into the ID window and zoom until your face sits right.
  • Type your name. One name works, just like the original.
  • Keep the film's details or change the date of birth, address, height, weight, hair, eyes and licence number.
  • Optionally turn your selfie into a McLovin-style ID photo with one tap, then pick whichever version you prefer.
  • Flip the card to check the back, then add it to your basket.

What you can change on the McLovin ID

The layout stays faithful to the card fans know: the Hawaii heading, the rainbow and the photo window. Every printed detail is yours to edit:

  • Photo, with drag-to-position and zoom
  • Name (one name or two)
  • Date of birth, address and city
  • Height, weight, hair, eyes and sex
  • Licence number, class, restrictions and endorsements
  • Issue and expiry dates and signature

Why we print it instead of offering a template

A printable McLovin ID template ends up as a flimsy bit of paper. Ours is printed on both sides of a bank-card-sized PVC card at 300 dpi, edge to edge, so it looks right in a wallet, a frame or a photo.

Every card is also checked by a person before printing, and it comes with a free NFC chip: tap it on a phone and it opens your own digital McLovin licence with your socials.

It's a collectible, not a fake ID

A personalised McLovin ID is a fan-inspired novelty card. It isn't an identity document and can't be used to buy alcohol, get into venues or prove your age. That's the whole joke of the film, and it's still true in real life.

ProStuntDriver is not affiliated with Superbad, its studio or its cast.

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