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Raster Card Generator

Turn two or more photos into a card that changes when you tilt it. Upload your images, choose a lenticular effect — flip, animation, before-and-after, or 3D depth — and the generator handles the frame-slicing, interlacing, and alignment for you. Export print-ready files built for the real lens-and-cut workflow, not just an on-screen preview.

How It Works

From photos to a print-ready lenticular card in three steps.

01

Upload Your Photos

Add two or more images — the two faces of a flip, the frames of a short animation, or a before-and-after pair. Keep the main subject in the same spot across shots so the switch stays clean.

02

Pick Your Lenticular Effect

Choose the effect that fits your idea: two-image flip, multi-frame animation, before-and-after reveal, or 3D depth. The generator slices each photo into frames and interlaces them into a single lenticular image.

03

Export Your Print File

Download a print-ready file laid out for your lens pitch and card size, with the interlaced artwork aligned to the lenticular sheet. Send it straight to print, laminate the lens, and cut to card.

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One-Click Interlacing for Lenticular Printing

Traditional lenticular work means hand-slicing each photo into strips in Photoshop and interleaving them to match the lens — one wrong parameter and you get ghosting or a muddy switch. Here you upload your images and pick an effect; the generator does the frame-slicing and interlacing, and outputs a clean interlaced file matched to your lens. No LPI math, no manual strip work.

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One-Click Interlacing for Lenticular Printing

Flip, Animate, Compare, or Add 3D Depth

One tool covers the effects buyers actually ask for. Make a two-image flip that swaps between a couple's photos, a short animation that plays as the card tilts, a before-and-after reveal for a baby's growth or a wedding moment, or a 3D depth effect that gives a single scene real dimension. Pick the effect per card — the same photos can become several different products.

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Flip, Animate, Compare, or Add 3D Depth

Auto-Aligned Frames, No Jumpy Switch

When source photos differ in subject position, size, or crop, a lenticular card jumps and doubles as you tilt it. The generator unifies scale, subject placement, and framing across your images before interlacing, so each frame lands where the last one left off. The result is a smooth, confident switch — the difference between a card that reads as a real product and one that looks like a printing mistake.

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Auto-Aligned Frames, No Jumpy Switch

Turn One Photo Order into Higher-Margin Cards

For Etsy and Shopify sellers, the same customer photo can ship as a flip card, an animated card, or a 3D card instead of a flat photo print. A card that moves when you tilt it carries the surprise — and the price — that a static print can't. Reuse your listing and fulfillment flow, and add lenticular SKUs that stand out in a market full of ordinary photo cards.

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Where Raster Cards Earn Their Keep

One tool, four kinds of maker.

Personalized Gift Sellers

Etsy and Shopify shops selling custom photo cards, flip cards, and 3D cards. Turn a customer's photos into an interactive card that photographs well and justifies a premium price.

DIY & Family Makers

Mark a birthday, wedding, graduation, or a pet's memory with a card that moves. Give a keepsake that surprises the person opening it, no design software required.

Print Shops & Custom Studios

Already printing, laminating, and cutting? Add lenticular cards as a high-value line using the same equipment and a print-ready file that drops into your workflow.

Brand & Event Teams

Membership cards, invites, collectible and promo cards that reveal a logo, a product, or a character animation when tilted — physical pieces people keep and share.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Raster Card Generator and how does it work?

It's an online tool that turns your photos into lenticular cards — the kind that change image when you tilt them. You upload two or more images, choose an effect like flip, animation, before-and-after, or 3D depth, and the generator slices each photo into frames and interlaces them into a single print-ready file, matched to your lenticular lens and card size.

Do I need Photoshop or design skills to make a lenticular card?

How many photos do I need, and does it matter how they're framed?

What effects can I create?

What file do I get, and how do I turn it into a physical card?

Can I sell the cards I make on Etsy or in my shop?

What occasions and card types does it suit?

Is it free to use?

Invite friends to register and both of you get credits.