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Pokemon card template · frame, slots, back

Pokemon Card Template — Editable, Live in 3D

Pokemon Card Template — Editable, Live in 3D

A Pokemon card template that is already a card: fill the type, rarity, move and edition slots and it comes back live in 3D, foil and all.

Pokémon, Legendary 025 / 108 — the frame still reads at thumbnail size.Pokémon, Legendary 006 / 165 — the gold finish, the same slots underneath.Genshin Impact, Legendary 001 / 120 — an archon, same nameplate and edition.Naruto, Legendary 001 / 120 — the set line changes; the frame does not.One Piece, Legendary 001 / 132 — a pirate captain in the same template.
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Make a card from the template for Pikachu, cheeks crackling
Grass, Rare, 001 / 165, Vine Whip — a starter painted for the same frame.
Bulbasaur — Grass, Rare, 001 / 165, Vine Whip — a starter painted for the same frame.
Normal, Rare, 133 / 165, Quick Attack — the template with a quieter palette.
Eevee — Normal, Rare, 133 / 165, Quick Attack — the template with a quieter palette.
Ghost, Epic, 094 / 165, Shadow Ball — the type chip changes colour; the layout holds.
Gengar — Ghost, Epic, 094 / 165, Shadow Ball — the type chip changes colour; the layout holds.
Psychic, Legendary, 150 / 165, Psystrike — the epithet line carries a two-word title.
Mewtwo — Psychic, Legendary, 150 / 165, Psystrike — the epithet line carries a two-word title.
Fighting, Epic, 448 / 495, Aura Sphere — a different set total sits in the edition slot.
Lucario — Fighting, Epic, 448 / 495, Aura Sphere — a different set total sits in the edition slot.
Lightning, Epic, 027 / 120, Chidori — a shinobi fills the same frame.
Sasuke Uchiha — Lightning, Epic, 027 / 120, Chidori — a shinobi fills the same frame.
Shinobi Roster, Rare 058 / 120 — same nameplate and edition logic, one set later.
Kakashi Hatake — Shinobi Roster, Rare 058 / 120 — same nameplate and edition logic, one set later.
Grand Line Roster, Epic 021 / 132 — one frame, a swordsman next.
Roronoa Zoro — Grand Line Roster, Epic 021 / 132 — one frame, a swordsman next.
Grand Line Roster, Rare 044 / 132 — the set stays consistent while the character changes.
Nami — Grand Line Roster, Rare 044 / 132 — the set stays consistent while the character changes.
PLAYABLE PROOF

Turn the Raiden Shogun card.

The card from the test run, published and running here. Drag it: the figure and the shrine sit on separate planes, the pearl foil moves with your angle, and a flip lands on the designed back.

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One template, a whole archive

Neta Studio builds a world from a sentence. The card is the smallest piece of it: the same run that paints the scene also knows the type, the move, the rarity and the set, so the frame holds still while the creature changes. The world it belongs to is still there to walk into.

  • Slots, not layers to redraw — type chip, rarity, name, epithet, signature move and edition are fields. Change one and only that line changes.
  • A back designed with the front — the reverse is built from the same set and edition, so a flip still reads as a card.
  • A frame that survives a set — nine cards from one template read as one archive, because the spacing and the type never move.

Questions, answered.

Is this a printable template or a live card?

A live card. It is a web page you can tilt and flip, not a PSD or a PDF. The card still saves a still you can print; the template is the frame and the slots behind that page.

Can I edit the text on the card?

Yes — name, epithet, type, rarity, signature move and edition are slots. Say what they should be and they are printed on the face; leave them out and one is chosen for you.

Do I need Photoshop, Canva or a PSD?

No. You describe the creature and the card comes back painted and built. There is no layer stack to name and nothing to align by hand.

Can I use the same template for a whole set?

Yes. A set keeps the frame, the type and rarity chips, the name position and the edition logic, so nine cards read as one archive. Give a list, one card per line.

Can I make a card for a character who isn't a Pokémon?

Yes. The same frame carries a shinobi, an archon or a pirate; only the set line and the type change. A card built from someone else's character is fan work — keep it personal, don't sell it.

What are the four finishes?

Pearl, silver, gold and plain. They change the foil and the metal of the frame, not the layout, and you can switch between them on the live card.

Can I print it?

The card is a web page and saves a still. That still is what you print or sleeve — one face at 2:3, sharp enough for a postcard. The tilt and the flip don't survive paper.

Is the card text translated?

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

Fill one template. Get one card.

Name a creature and the frame, the slots and the back come back painted and built.

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