Yu-Gi-Oh Fan Card Maker
Start a blank duel fan card with Level / Rank, ATK, DEF and Scale fields. Add your own title and artwork, attribute and card type, then effect text. Export a PNG or printable PDF with a matching back. The original layout includes no official artwork, frames or symbols.
Level / Rank:. ATK:. DEF:. Scale:.
sheet 1, fronts 1 . . . . . . . .
Cards made here are your own original designs, for fan projects, homemade games and classrooms: no named game's frames, logos or symbols are included. Drag the artwork on the card to move it, or use the sliders; with the card focused, arrow keys move it and plus and minus zoom. The dimmed edge is the bleed, cut away after printing; words stay inside the dotted safe line.
Cards, 1 of up to 200
Many cards at once
The CSV's first row names the columns: title, tags, rules, quote, back, art and color, and any other column becomes a stat labelled with its name (up to 4). Importing replaces the cards and keeps the size, sheet and back. Add pictures by name puts each picture on every card whose art column names that file.
Edit card 1
Duel fan card: add your own title and artwork, put attribute and card type in Tags line, and write effect text in Rules text. Level / Rank, ATK, DEF and Scale are editable text fields. This uses an original layout, without official frames or symbols.
Artwork
No picture: the artwork window prints as a light tint of the card colour.
Card size, layout, sheet and back
Bleed 0.125 in a side makes the PNG 2.75 x 3.75 in, 825 x 1125 px at 300 DPI. Text stays 0.125 in inside the trim, in 2.25 in x 3.25 in. Rules text is 9 pt on 11.25 pt lines.
Layout
Print sheet
3 x 3, 9 cards a sheet at trim size, touching, so one cut serves two cards; margins 0.5 in at the sides and 0.25 in top and bottom, crop marks in the margin. Each sheet of fronts is followed by its backs, long-edge flip, each row of backs mirrored left to right. Print double-sided with the same flip, at 100%.
Back
Every card shares this back. A card's own back text prints on its back only.
The PNG is the selected card's front or back at 825 x 1125 px, bleed included, marked 300 DPI. Sheet .pdf lays the cards out at trim size for home printing. Print-shop .pdf puts one card a page at 2.75 x 3.75 in with its bleed. Both PDFs hold each face as a 300 DPI JPEG image. The project file keeps every card, label, position and picture, so it opens here again as it was.
Common questions
- What is ready when this page opens?
- A single blank card at 2.5 x 3.5 in, with 0.125 in bleed and four editable stat fields. Level / Rank, ATK, DEF and Scale hold written values; Tags line holds attribute and card type, and Rules text holds your effect text. No game mechanics are evaluated.
- Can I use my own Yu-Gi-Oh artwork and effect text?
- Choose picture reads artwork from your device, and you can edit the title, tags, stats and rules. No official image library, database, frame or symbol font is supplied. This is a custom fan-card layout, not an official or game-compatible card.
- How do I save a picture or print the fan card?
- Export a front PNG or a sheet PDF with a matching back, or choose a print-shop PDF with bleed. At the initial size, the PNG is 825 x 1125 px including bleed at 300 DPI. Shorten text when the tool flags overflow; Export anyway can leave flagged text out. Printer scaling and duplex alignment must be checked on the printed sheet.
- Will this change the deck I saved on the main page?
- This page keeps a separate browser draft from the main deck and the creature fan-card page. Opening it does not change either deck, and only edits are saved. Browser drafts keep words and settings, not pictures; save a project file to keep the artwork too.
An original, generic card layout: no named game's logos, frames, symbols or card text are included, and nothing here claims to be official, endorsed or compatible with any game. Sizes are exact at the settings shown (2.5 x 3.5 in at 300 DPI is 750 x 1050 px before bleed), text that would cross the safe margin is flagged rather than squeezed, and your artwork stays in your browser. A home printer's scaling and duplex alignment can still shift a sheet by a millimetre or two, which this cannot measure.