Your print table

Choose your paper and load your saved collection. With no saved cards, the sheet shows our three original companions repeated as a ready-to-print example. Printing or saving as PDF happens in your browser.

3 columns × 3 rows · 63 × 88 mm per card · 2 mm gaps · dashed cut guides

Print at the right size

  1. Choose A4 or Letter above, then select the same paper in your print dialog.
  2. Set scale to 100% / Actual size. Turn off “Fit to page” and browser headers and footers.
  3. Keep the page margins at 5 mm if the printer supports them. We leave space around the cards.
  4. Print a test sheet on plain paper. The first sheet includes a 50 mm calibration line: measure it before printing your final set.
  5. Cut along the dashed guides. Ask an adult for help with scissors or a paper cutter.

Printer margins vary. If the printer clips a nine-card sheet, use fewer cards per print or a printer that supports 5 mm margins. Do not shrink the page if you need cards to stay at the specified size.

Paper and practical finishing

Start with ordinary paper for a test. If your printer supports it, a heavier matte paper gives the card a more substantial feel. Check your printer’s paper-weight limits before using cardstock. The exported design includes a border and cutting guides, but no commercial bleed area.

What about card backs?

This print tool prints fronts. You can sleeve a paper card with a spare backing card for casual home play. Automatic double-sided alignment depends on your printer and is not provided here. The interactive download includes a digital reverse.

Keep the editable originals

Use “Back up cards” in My collection to download the designs and images. A PNG or PDF is useful for printing, but a collection backup lets you restore the editable fields later. Make a simple game with your finished cards.