TCG Card Maker — Make a Custom Trading Card in 3D
Name a character and get a real trading card — painted scene, cut-out subject, foil that follows your tilt.














A card is one shape a world can take
Neta Studio is an AI world builder. A card starts as one sentence; the same world can then hold the character's habitat, its rivals and a story. The card is the first object, not the last.
- Art built in layers — the backdrop and the subject are painted separately, so the character really floats above the scene.
- Foil with a direction — the rainbow drifts as you drag, and the sheen sharpens at a grazing angle.
- Print details that hold — rarity, edition number, element seal and a signature move sit in the layout, not stamped on after.
Questions, answered.
What do I actually get?
A live 3D card on its own page. Drag to turn it: the subject shifts against the painted scene, the foil changes with the angle, and the printed details stay readable.
Do I need a template, frame art or Photoshop?
No. There is no frame to fill in. You name the character and the card is painted and built — backdrop, cut-out subject, typography, rarity line — in one pass.
Can I make a card for a character I don't own?
Yes. Name any character, or describe one of your own. A card built from someone else's character is fan work: keep it personal, don't sell it.
What is printed on the card face?
Name, subtitle, element, rarity, edition number, a seal glyph, a one-line signature move and a short lore line. The layout is built for a 2:3 card and stays readable at thumbnail size.
Can I choose the rarity and the edition number?
Yes. Ask for Legendary, Secret or Rare and a number like 047 / 108. If you leave it out, one is chosen for you.
Can I make a whole set?
Give a list, one card per line. The set keeps the same frame, name placement and finish logic, so it reads as one collection instead of nine unrelated pictures.
Can I print it or hand it over?
The output is a shareable web page, and the card page saves a still image. That still is what you print, put on a sleeve or send to someone.
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 run in your language.
Make the card you keep tilting.
One sentence, one character. It comes back with painted art, foil and its own edition number.