Make Your Own Pokemon Card — Put Yourself On It

Say who the card is for and get your own name printed on a real card — painted scene, cut-out portrait, type, HP and a move you choose.














The prompt above, run once.
This Mila card is the composer's own output, built in a live world: backdrop, cutout, printed face and foil from one session. Drag it to turn, double-click to see the back.
A card is the smallest world you can hold
Neta Studio is an AI world builder. A card starts as one sentence, and the same world can then hold the street it stands in, the people it meets and the story around it. The card is the first object, not the last.
- Layered art — Backdrop and portrait are painted apart, so the person really stands off the scene when the card tilts.
- Foil with a direction — The rainbow band follows your drag and tightens at grazing angles instead of sitting flat like a sticker.
- A face you fill in — Name, type, HP, rarity, edition and a signature move share one frame, so nine cards read as one set.
Questions, answered.
What do I actually get?
A web page with one card on it. Drag to turn it: the portrait shifts against the background and the foil changes. Double-click flips it to the card back.
Can I make a card of myself?
Yes. Give a name and a few details, or attach a photo. Your face is cut out and lit for the scene, then printed with your own type, HP and move.
Do I have to upload a photo?
No. A description is enough — the Mila card on this page was made from words. A photo simply keeps your face and your pet exactly right.
Can I invent a Pokémon?
Yes. Describe it and it gets a painted scene, a type and a move. Mossle above started as one sentence about a moss-covered rock with a fern on its back.
What goes on the card face?
Name, subtitle, type, HP, rarity, edition number and a signature move, laid out to stay readable on a 2:3 card. Card text is Latin script only.
Can I choose HP and rarity?
Yes. Say 120 HP, PROMO or SECRET, and an edition like 001 / 001. Without a choice the build picks sensible defaults.
Can I print it?
The output is a web card, and you can save a still frame of it. That still is what you print or send; the tilt and the foil only exist on screen.
Is this an official Pokémon product?
No. It is an independent fan tool, not affiliated with Nintendo, Creatures, GAME FREAK or The Pokémon Company. Keep fan cards for personal use.
Make the card with your name on it.
One sentence, and a photo if you have one. It comes back painted, cut out and printed with your own type, HP and move.