PhotoCard: Make & Battle Cards

Turn your cat, lunch or a flower from your walk into a collectible card. PhotoCard creates trading-style cards from your photos, with element types, battle stats and rarity grades. Fill your card book and challenge other players' decks. Start with a photo 1. Choose an image from your gallery. 2. On-device analysis examines its subject, colors and photo quality. 3. Reveal a card with its type, Power, Defense, Agility and grade. 4. Keep it in your collection. Collect and play • Discover eight element types and five grades from NORMAL to MYTHIC. • Create card art with automatic subject cut-out and grade-specific frames. • Build a three-card deck: slot order and element matchups matter in battles. • Try a practice duel with borrowed cards when your collection is still small; practice gives no rewards. • Earn shards through weekly missions and duplicate-card disassembly. • Use enhancement films for +1 to +9 progression, unlocking frame effects, engravings and titles. • Browse the public feed, like cards and comment on other collections. Photos and accounts Original photo analysis runs on your device. Server appraisal uses card data such as analysis values and a perceptual hash. Small cut-out card art is uploaded for cloud backup or the public feed when you consent; people cards are not shared in the public feed. Creating and keeping cards does not require an account. Appraisal tickets, purchases, battles and feed activity require sign-in. You can delete your account and server data from Profile. Create cards within the daily keep limit at no charge. Optional point packs are available as in-app purchases. What will your next photo become?

• Battle with matching deck sizes from 1 vs 1 through 5 vs 5. • Plain color photos and gentle gradients no longer create cards. • New charm icons make battle items easier to tell apart. • The shop now has its own screen, with clearer points, shards, and film balances even for large numbers. • A back arrow replaces the Close text in the shop. • The shop title is now centered at the top.