AI anime trading card generator · text to card

AI Anime Trading Card Generator: Front and Card Back

Type a character and a printable card comes back: art, name, HP, an ability, an attack — and the card back that goes with it.

Teyvat set · card back — The same prompt returns the back: violet holo field, electro crest, set name along the bottom edge.

Katagiri set · card back — Cream paper and an ink crest, so a quiet school set gets a back that sits with it.

Cursed set · card back — Black field, red seal, four nails — the back borrows the world it came from.

Vought set · card back — Navy, chevrons and a star emblem: the corporate set back, foil kept to a low sheen.

Raiden Shogun · 001/060 — Gold legendary frame, 240 HP, one ability and a 90-damage attack — all written from the description. — **Raiden Shogun · 001/060** — Gold legendary frame, 240 HP, one ability and a 90-damage attack — all written from the description.

Zhongli · 002/060 — Same template, different card: the type line carries the role, the flavour line carries the voice. — **Zhongli · 002/060** — Same template, different card: the type line carries the role, the flavour line carries the voice.

Klee · 003/060 — Blue rare frame. Rarity changes the border, the gem and the art, never the layout. — **Klee · 003/060** — Blue rare frame. Rarity changes the border, the gem and the art, never the layout.

Hori Kyouko · 004/060 — Slate uncommon frame for a school-idol card: 100 HP, a heal ability, a 40-damage attack. — **Hori Kyouko · 004/060** — Slate uncommon frame for a school-idol card: 100 HP, a heal ability, a 40-damage attack.

Miyamura Izumi · 005/060 — Second card from the same world, so you can see a set hold together. — **Miyamura Izumi · 005/060** — Second card from the same world, so you can see a set hold together.

Gojo Satoru · 006/060 — 260 HP and a negate ability on the top tier — the card reads like a piece of a game. — **Gojo Satoru · 006/060** — 260 HP and a negate ability on the top tier — the card reads like a piece of a game.

Nobara Kugisaki · 007/060 — A dark scene sits inside the art window; the parchment panel keeps the text legible. — **Nobara Kugisaki · 007/060** — A dark scene sits inside the art window; the parchment panel keeps the text legible.

Homelander · 008/060 — A live-action character drawn as anime, still landing on the same locked layout. — **Homelander · 008/060** — A live-action character drawn as anime, still landing on the same locked layout.

Starlight · 009/060 — Silver epic frame with a two-point gem, and a flavour line held to one sentence. — **Starlight · 009/060** — Silver epic frame with a two-point gem, and a flavour line held to one sentence.

Made in Neta Studio

Neta Studio keeps a cast, a place and its art style together in one world. The card generator reads a character from that world — face, outfit, facts — so card one and card nine still look like one set, and you can keep going after the card: back cover, rulebook page, a whole deck.

One locked template. Name bar, HP, type line, ability, attack, flavour, set number. The layout is fixed, so every card you make stacks into a deck.
Rarity you can see. Gold, silver, blue and slate frames with a matching gem. Change one word in the prompt and the tier changes with it.
The back comes with it. Ask for the set and the card back arrives too: crest, set name, card count. Front and back read as one object.

Questions before you print

Do I need to upload a picture of the character?

No. Describe them — hair, outfit, the moment you want on the card — and the art is drawn from that. A reference image only helps when you need an exact face.

Can I print the finished card?

Yes. Every card comes back at 900×1200, so it stays sharp at 63×88 mm after trimming, and it holds up larger for a poster or a sleeve.

Is it a real game, and are these official cards?

Neither. It writes plausible HP, damage and abilities so the card reads like a game piece, and it draws its own frame instead of copying Pokémon or Magic. The rules, and the rights, stay yours.

What if a word on the card comes out wrong?

Short lines print clean; long ability text is where mistakes appear. Regenerate the card, or ask again with one line shortened — the rest of the card usually survives.

Can I build a whole deck this way?

Yes. Ask for a numbered set, 001/060 through 009/060, and keep the world description identical between cards so the art stays related.

Can I put my own character on a card?

That is the usual case. Give the outfit, the weapon and one detail nobody else has — an OC that is described well reads as clearly as a famous one.

Can I change the stats after the card is made?

Yes, ask for it again with the new numbers and the same description. The card is redrawn, so expect the art to shift slightly; keep the pose in the description if you want it back.

What language is the card text in?

English, because printed lines stay sharpest in Latin type. Names in any script are fine, and the page you are reading stays in your language.

Make the first card of your set.

One character, one prompt: front, back and the numbers already on them.

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