Free tool · No sign-up
Trading card maker
Turn your favorite character into a custom holo card. Pick a rarity, set the stats, and download a print-ready PNG.
Drag the art to reposition it.
Your image stays on your device unless you use anime style, which sends it to Google Gemini to redraw. We don't keep it. Adult characters only.
Want it as a real card?
Get it drawn and printed by an artist
We're bringing anime artists who make custom 1/1 cards to Teasr. Leave your email and we'll tell you when commissions open.
How it works
Add your art
Upload any image of your character, or start from a sample. Signed in, turn a photo into anime art with one tap.
Style the card
Name, series, rarity from C to 1/1, six frames, holo foil, three stats and flavor text.
Download it
A 750 x 1050 PNG: the standard 2.5 x 3.5 in card at 300 DPI, ready to post or print.
For artists
You draw cards like this? Sell them live.
$1-start auctions on custom cards, prints and stickers. Spicy fan art of adult characters is welcome.
Questions
Is the card maker free?
Yes. No sign-up, no watermark beyond a small teasr.live line in the footer, and no limit on how many cards you make.
Is my image uploaded anywhere?
Not unless you use anime style. The card is drawn in your browser. Anime style sends your photo to Google Gemini to redraw it and hands the result back; Teasr doesn't store it.
How does anime style work?
Sign in with a free account, upload a photo, and tap Make it anime. It redraws the photo as anime card art in about 10 seconds, up to 10 times a day. Only use photos of yourself or people who said yes. Photos that may show anyone under 18, and nude or sexual photos, are refused.
Can I print the card?
Yes. The download is 750 x 1050 pixels, which is the standard 2.5 x 3.5 inch trading card size at 300 DPI. Any print shop or card printing service can use it as is.
Which characters can I use?
Teasr is 18+, so adult characters only. Use art you made, or art you have the rights to if you plan to share or sell it.
Can I sell custom cards on Teasr?
If you're an artist, yes: run live auctions on your custom cards, prints and stickers. See the artist page for fees and rules.