3D trading card maker

3D Trading Card Maker — Cards That Move With Your Tilt

Name a character and get a 3D trading card — painted scene, the figure cut onto its own layer, foil that slides when you turn it.

Naruto Uzumaki, the back — the reverse side: a leaf seal, the set name, the edition number.

Monkey D. Luffy, the back — the reverse side: a straw-hat sun in deep red on black.

Jotaro Kujo, the back — the reverse side: a star seal, black on violet.

Giorno Giovanna, the back — the reverse side: a ladybird seal, gold on cream.

Naruto Uzumaki, Legendary 001 / 120 — Konoha rooftops at golden hour; the Hokage faces stay behind him when the card turns. — **Naruto Uzumaki, Legendary 001 / 120** — Konoha rooftops at golden hour; the Hokage faces stay behind him when the card turns.

Sasuke Uchiha, Epic 027 / 120 — rain at the Valley of the End, and the Chidori lit from inside the foil. — **Sasuke Uchiha, Epic 027 / 120** — rain at the Valley of the End, and the Chidori lit from inside the foil.

Kakashi Hatake, Rare 058 / 120 — a memorial stone in the rain, one eye uncovered, kunai already in hand. — **Kakashi Hatake, Rare 058 / 120** — a memorial stone in the rain, one eye uncovered, kunai already in hand.

Monkey D. Luffy, Legendary 001 / 132 — a moonlit harbour with the Sunny behind him — still behind him at thirty degrees. — **Monkey D. Luffy, Legendary 001 / 132** — a moonlit harbour with the Sunny behind him — still behind him at thirty degrees.

Roronoa Zoro, Epic 021 / 132 — three blades on a deck in a green squall, each edge holding as the card tilts. — **Roronoa Zoro, Epic 021 / 132** — three blades on a deck in a green squall, each edge holding as the card tilts.

Nami, Rare 044 / 132 — a reef under a breaking storm, chart lines hanging in the air. — **Nami, Rare 044 / 132** — a reef under a breaking storm, chart lines hanging in the air.

Jotaro Kujo, Legendary 003 / 108 — midnight Morioh, neon on wet asphalt, his coat blowing off the painted street. — **Jotaro Kujo, Legendary 003 / 108** — midnight Morioh, neon on wet asphalt, his coat blowing off the painted street.

Dio Brando, Legendary 009 / 108 — an eclipsed sun over Cairo, gold dust stopped where it was painted. — **Dio Brando, Legendary 009 / 108** — an eclipsed sun over Cairo, gold dust stopped where it was painted.

Giorno Giovanna, Epic 031 / 108 — a Naples alley at dawn; the ivy and the butterflies turn to gold light. — **Giorno Giovanna, Epic 031 / 108** — a Naples alley at dawn; the ivy and the butterflies turn to gold light.

A card is the smallest complete world

Neta Studio builds a world from a sentence. The card is the first object out of it: the same run that paints the figure also knows its element, its set and its signature move, and the world it came from is still there to walk into.

Layers, not a filter — the backdrop and the figure are painted separately, so the character really stands off the scene.
Foil with a direction — the rainbow travels as you drag and tightens at a grazing angle, because it is lit that way.
The back is designed too — seal, set name and edition number are built with the card, so it still reads as a card when it flips.

Questions, answered.

What do I actually get?

A live card on its own page. Drag to turn it: the figure shifts against the painted scene, the foil moves with the angle, the printed details stay readable, and a flip lands on the designed back.

Do I need Blender, Unity or a shader?

No. You name the character and the card comes back painted and built — scene, cut-out figure, typography, rarity line. The 3D is in the card file, not in a render you have to run.

Can I choose the rarity and the edition number?

Yes. Ask for Legendary, Epic or Rare and a number like 047 / 120. Leave it out and one is chosen for you.

Can I make a whole set?

Give a list, one card per line. A set keeps the same frame, the same name placement and the same finish logic, so nine cards read as one roster instead of nine loose pictures.

Can I make a card for a character I don't own?

Yes. Name any character or describe your own. A card built from someone else's character is fan work: keep it personal, don't sell it.

Can I print it or hand it over?

The card is a web page, and the page saves a still. That still is what you print, sleeve or send — one card face, 2:3, high enough resolution to hold up at postcard size.

Do I have to upload a photo first?

No. A name and a mood is enough. If the design has to match a specific sheet, attach it inside the chat and the card is drawn from it.

Is the text on the card translated?

The card face prints in English, Latin script, by design — that is what keeps the layout stable. This page and the chat work in your language.

Turn one character into a card.

One sentence in. A painted scene, a cut-out figure, foil and an edition number come back.

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