Custom Photocard

A photocard is a small collectible card, 55 x 85 mm, the kind K-pop fans trade, keep in binders and slide into toploaders. This template puts your own pictures on that card: a selfie from the concert queue, you and your best friend, a couple photo, or the dog wearing a birthday hat.

You upload the photos on your own page, crop them with a zoom slider and watch the sheet update. If you add more than one photo, the eight cards on the sheet alternate between them. The front carries a name and a short line, or only the picture if you prefer. On the back you write whatever the card should say: a label like "Birthday Edition" across the top, the name in big letters, a date, a few lines of message, and a handle or signature along the bottom edge.

The five frames are Holo Pastel with a pink, lilac and mint shimmer edge, Starlight with the photo edge to edge and a few small stars, Gallery White with a plain white border, Film Strip in black with holes down the sides, and Birthday Confetti on cream.

• Five frames: Holo Pastel, Starlight, Gallery White, Film Strip, Birthday Confetti
• Up to 4 photos, each with its own zoom
• US Letter or A4 sheet: 8 fronts on the first page, 8 backs on the second, crop marks and a small bleed
• Single 55 x 85 mm card with 3 mm bleed, front and back, for a print shop
• Editable text: front name and short line (or photo only), back top line, name, date, message, bottom line

Set the printer to Actual size (100%). For two-sided cards, put the second page on the reverse of the first and pick "flip on short edge"; a test on plain paper shows whether your printer keeps the two sides aligned. Glossy or satin photo paper, or card stock between 80 and 110 lb, feels closest to a bought photocard. Trim on the crop marks, and a 3 mm corner punch gives the rounded corners.