Holographic card maker

Holographic Card Maker — 3D Holo Cards for Any Character

Name a character and get a holographic card you can tilt — a cut-out subject over a painted scene, foil that moves with the angle.

Kyouko Hori — Epic 012 / 100 — **Kyouko Hori · Epic 012 / 100** — a classroom at the end of the day, petals in the last light.

Izumi Miyamura — Secret 001 / 010 — **Izumi Miyamura · Secret 001 / 010** — a dusk corridor; the piercings still read at thumbnail size.

Nahida — Legendary 007 / 108 — **Nahida · Legendary 007 / 108** — the Sanctuary greenhouse at night, spores hanging in the air.

Zhongli — Legendary 021 / 108 — **Zhongli · Legendary 021 / 108** — Liyue terraces at golden hour, amber dust in the foil.

Gojo Satoru — Secret 001 / 009 — **Gojo Satoru · Secret 001 / 009** — night Tokyo behind him, the cut-out edge lit violet.

Spider-Man — Rare 001 / 108 — **Spider-Man · Rare 001 / 108** — Manhattan from above, one arm already reaching.

Phoenix — Secret 001 / 008 — **Phoenix · Secret 001 / 008** — ember wings over broken arches — no franchise needed.

Isabella Sanctus — 09A / 05 — **Isabella Sanctus · 09A / 05** — an original paladin — no franchise behind her.

A card is the smallest world you can hold

Neta Studio builds worlds. A card starts as one sentence, then the same world can hold the character's room, their rivals and the day the card was pulled. The card is the first object, not the only one.

Painted in layers — the scene and the character are made separately, so the subject floats above the backdrop and shifts when you tilt.
Foil with a direction — the rainbow drifts as you drag and sharpens at a grazing angle, like real laminate.
A page, not a picture — every card publishes at its own URL, flip included, ready to send to whoever asked for it.

Questions, answered.

What do I actually get?

A live 3D card on its own page. Drag to turn it: the character moves against the painted scene, the foil slides across the face, and the printed name, rarity and edition stay readable. Flip it for the designed back.

Do I need a template or a card frame?

No. You name the character; the scene, the cut-out, the typography and the back are painted and built in one pass.

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

Yes. Name anyone, or describe a character of your own. A card of someone else's character is fan work — keep it personal, don't sell it.

Can I choose the finish and the rarity?

Ask for pearl, silver, gold or plain, and for Rare, Epic, Legendary or Secret. Leave it out and one is picked to suit the scene.

Will the face stay right when the card tilts?

The character is drawn once and cut out with real alpha, so the same face is used on the card. Describe hair, eyes and outfit in the prompt and it holds across the tilt.

Can I make a whole set?

Give a list, one character per line. The frame, name placement and finish logic stay the same, so nine cards read as one collection.

Can I print the card or send it?

The card page saves a still. That still is what you print, sleeve or send; the page itself is the thing that tilts.

Is the text on the card translated?

The face prints in English, Latin script, because that keeps the layout stable. This page and the chat run in your language.

Cards on this page were built with the Holo Pack Opening skill.

Make the card you keep tilting.

One character, one sentence. It comes back painted, cut out, foiled and numbered.

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