Anime trading cards

Best AI Anime Trading Card Generator — Front, Stats, Back

Name a character and get a finished trading card — art to the edge, HP and one attack printed on the face, and a back that makes it a set.

Teyvat set, the Teyvat back — the reverse: a guilloche violet field, the crest, the ghosted 060.

Shibuya set, the Shibuya back — the reverse: a brush-red seal on black, 072 behind it.

Katagiri set, the Katagiri back — the reverse: cream stock, ink-blue rules, 048 ghosted.

Vought set, the Vought back — the reverse: the Vought chevron and star wing, 036 behind it.

Hu Tao, Legendary 004 / 060 — a one-line brief became a gold frame, 190 HP and one pyro attack. — **Hu Tao, Legendary 004 / 060** — a one-line brief became a gold frame, 190 HP and one pyro attack.

Furina, Legendary 011 / 060 — same layout, different set: the stage light, the 210 and the diamond all move with her. — **Furina, Legendary 011 / 060** — same layout, different set: the stage light, the 210 and the diamond all move with her.

Kaedehara Kazuha, Epic 023 / 060 — epic silver and 180 HP — rarity changes the border and the gem, never the layout. — **Kaedehara Kazuha, Epic 023 / 060** — epic silver and 180 HP — rarity changes the border and the gem, never the layout.

Yuji Itadori, Rare 002 / 072 — steel-blue rare on a wrecked Shibuya street; HP, attack name and 002 / 072 are all printed. — **Yuji Itadori, Rare 002 / 072** — steel-blue rare on a wrecked Shibuya street; HP, attack name and 002 / 072 are all printed.

Megumi Fushiguro, Epic 007 / 072 — the shikigami came from the same sentence as the stats — nothing was pasted in. — **Megumi Fushiguro, Epic 007 / 072** — the shikigami came from the same sentence as the stats — nothing was pasted in.

Maki Zenin, Rare 014 / 072 — a second card from the same set, numbered 014 / 072, frame unchanged. — **Maki Zenin, Rare 014 / 072** — a second card from the same set, numbered 014 / 072, frame unchanged.

Kyouko Hori, Uncommon 003 / 048 — uncommon slate, 130 HP, one school-set attack — quiet next to Homelander, same system. — **Kyouko Hori, Uncommon 003 / 048** — uncommon slate, 130 HP, one school-set attack — quiet next to Homelander, same system.

Izumi Miyamura, Rare 009 / 048 — rare silver on the cream set; set glyph and number sit in the same spot. — **Izumi Miyamura, Rare 009 / 048** — rare silver on the cream set; set glyph and number sit in the same spot.

Homelander, Legendary 001 / 036 — a live-action character drawn in anime style: 260 HP, legendary gold, 001 / 036. — **Homelander, Legendary 001 / 036** — a live-action character drawn in anime style: 260 HP, legendary gold, 001 / 036.

A card is a small, complete object

Neta Studio starts from a character, not from an empty canvas. The card comes back with the scene painted, the name, HP, attack and set number already printed inside the frame, and a back drawn to match — and the world it came from stays open if you want that character to do something else.

Art and furniture in one pass — the illustration and the printed panel are drawn together, so the text sits in the frame instead of on top of it.
Rarity moves one thing — gold, silver, steel-blue or slate changes the border and the gem; the layout holds, so a set reads as a set.
The back is part of the deal — every card arrives with a set back, a ghosted set number and a crest, so sixty cards still look like one product.

Questions people actually ask.

Can I make a whole set, not just one card?

Yes. Run the same prompt on the next character with the same set name, rarity rules and number range, and the frame and back hold. Six, twelve or sixty cards stay consistent because the printed layout lives in the prompt instead of being rebuilt each time.

Will the printed stats actually be legible?

The panel is part of the image, so its text is as sharp as the art. Keep the strings short — a name, an HP number, one attack, a number out of 060 — and they come back clean. Everything in the grid above is straight from the run, with no retouching.

Can I use characters from Genshin Impact, Jujutsu Kaisen or Horimiya?

That is what the examples do. Name the character and the scene they belong to. For a live-action cast like The Boys, say 'drawn in anime style' and the face stays while the art turns.

Do I need to upload a character sheet?

No — the card is painted from the description. Inside the chat you can attach a sheet or a screenshot when the face has to match an existing design exactly, and it is used as a reference.

Can I change the HP, the attack or the rarity afterwards?

Yes. Say what changes and keep the rest fixed: 'same card, 240 HP, attack 90, gold border'. One change at a time is what keeps the frame steady.

Can I print these?

Every card is a 3:4 portrait at 900×1200, which prints at 63×84 mm at 360 dpi — standard card size. Export the work and send it to any card printer.

Is the card text in English only?

The printed text comes out in Latin script; the page is translated, the cards are not. Short English words are what the model renders most reliably, and real TCGs print imports the same way.

What size are the images?

900×1200 on the page, 3:4, WebP; the original render in the world is 896×1200 JPEG. Same frame either way, so a set lines up to the pixel.

Make the first card of your set.

One line about the character is enough to see whether the frame holds.

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