You get the card and nothing else: a 1500 × 2100 px PNG, see-through at the corners.
Saves as Nyx_Void_Warden.png
Settings
Theme
Tools
Interface
View
Pull a guide out of a ruler. To get rid of one, drag it off the card. Holding Alt while you drag turns snapping off.
Zoom using the magnifiers, Ctrl + wheel or Ctrl + = / −. Shift + 2 zooms to what's selected and Shift + 1 shows the whole card again. To move around when zoomed, scroll, hold Space and drag, drag with the middle button, or drag the empty area round the card.
Editing a card from your batch.
Neon Apex template
Drop to use as character art
Batch
A whole set of cards from one spreadsheet.
Share it as "Anyone with the link can view". After you edit the sheet, load it again: your column choices stay put.
The first row names the columns: name, title, level, rarity, element, hp, attack, defense, speed, ability, description, lore, number, copies, picture, and any custom fields you've made.
The card you're editing gives its whole design: layout, colours, frame and text styles. A template starts from that template's own look.
Pictures
A ZIP with a 1500 × 2100 PNG of every card, and its back if you tick it.
Print sheets
Nine cards to a page, every copy of every card, ready to print and cut at home.
Library
Every card saved to your library, to open and change one by one later.
Tabletop games
Card sheets, the back and the deck file for Tabletop Simulator, Tabletop Playground or Screentop.gg. Each card goes in as many times as its copies.
A printer
Files laid out the way that printer asks for them.
Your library
Every card you've saved, your decks, and your set as a binder.
Play
Set how many of each card the deck holds. "The card on screen" means the one you're editing, exactly as it is right now; library cards appear as they were when last saved.
Tabletop games
Card sheets, a back and the deck file that links them, for Tabletop Simulator, Tabletop Playground or Screentop.gg.
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Drag cards here from your hand. Click a card on the table to tap it; right-click (or hold) for more.
Trace a picture
PictureTraced shapes
Every colour turns into an editable shape, and the shapes are grouped on top of the picture. It all happens in your browser, so it works offline.
Send feedback
Save this card first?
Check before printing
Words within 1.5 mm of the cut are listed: cutting machines drift a little and can take a letter. 3 mm in is safest, and View, Bleed and safe area shows that line on the card.
Make a pattern
The tile is your selection as it looks right now, with this much space around it. It uses the card's colours, so changing the palette recolours the pattern too.
You'll find saved patterns in Style → Background and in the Texture setting of any shape.
Export and print
Print PDF
Runs before every print export too.
One card at 63 × 88 mm with 3 mm of bleed, crop marks and a trim box, ready for a print shop. A back you designed is page 2. CMYK converts the colours for an offset press; View, Print proof shows how they'll shift.
Printing services
Files sized and named the way each printer asks for them.
Many cards at once
Make a whole set in one go.
Sell a template
Files for selling this design on a shop like Etsy or Creative Market.
Swaps your pictures for a neutral "your art here" panel in every file, so art you don't own is never sold with the template.
Play
Try your cards out before you print them.
3D view
Drag to turn it, double-click to flip, scroll to zoom.
Building the card…
↑ ↓ to moveEnter to openEsc to close
Make a card
Pick how to start. You can change the template whenever you like.
Or start a new card from a template
Produce
Batch has its own workspace now: load a spreadsheet, look over every card, change any of them, then export them all.
Makes this card in each rarity, each element, or every mix of the two.
RaritiesElements
Nine 63 × 88 mm cards per page, packed edge to edge so a single cut splits two, with crop marks. Each page of fronts is followed by its backs, mirrored for long-edge double-sided printing. Print at 100% size.
A Photoshop file built from the card's layers. For each one you decide: its own layer, merged into the one below, or left out. Text comes through as proper Photoshop type, with outline, glow and shadow as live effects, and a layer containing text is split into its graphics and its words.
Layer (front first)
When on, you get a Text folder, a folder for every rarity and element (only this card's are visible), the artwork in a clipping mask, then the frame and background, plus a hidden READ ME at the top. When off, the card's layers come out in order, merged as you choose below.
On opening the file, Photoshop will offer to update the text layers. Say Update, after installing the fonts named in the text file.
Pictures of this card for a shop listing. If you don't own the art, switch on placeholder artwork under Sell a template in More export options first.