The website
Editing a deck
A deck page has two halves: the style guide, which applies to all 78 cards and locks once you start, and the card grid, which is where you spend the rest of your time. This page covers both, plus everything on an individual card.
Open a deck from My Library. Deck pages are private — only the owner can open one.
The style guide
The style guide is generated from your brief and shown only while the deck is still a draft. It is everything about the deck's look that is decided once rather than per card, and it freezes the moment generation starts — so this is the screen to be fussy on.
Callout 1: 1Callout 2: 2Callout 3: 3Callout 4: 4- Frame
Two choices: an AI-generated border drawn in your deck's style, or no frame at all so the artwork runs to the edge of the card.
- Typography
The lettering system used for card titles and numbers. A live sample below the dropdown shows the chosen face.
- Overlay title, number & suit on each card
Whether card names are printed on the artwork at all. Off gives you clean art with no lettering.
- Colour palette
Up to six named colours, each with a colour well and an editable name. These steer the whole deck's palette.
Limits1–6 colours - + Add colour
Adds another palette entry. Disappears once you have six.
- × beside a colour
Removes that colour. The last remaining colour cannot be removed.
- Per-suit accent colours
An optional accent for each of Wands, Cups, Swords and Pentacles, used on the Minor Arcana suit glyphs. Left alone, all four inherit the palette's main accent.
- Show advanced style fields
Reveals eight free-text fields the generator derived from your brief: illustration style, line weight, background, lighting, texture, mood, symbolic language and frame design. Editing these is the most direct control you have over the look.
- Save style guide
Writes the guide back to the deck. A confirmation appears next to the button.
CostFree
Generating and the card grid
The control bar sits above the grid and changes with the deck's state: draft, running, paused, stopped or complete. While anything is in flight it polls every few seconds, so the grid fills in without reloading.
Callout 1: 1Callout 2: 2- Progress line
Reads “n / 78 cards generated”, plus the card currently being worked on, how many remain, your balance, and a rolling estimate of the time left based on the last few cards.
- Start generation
Charges the deck run cost once and begins generating. Shown only while the deck is a draft.
Cost650 tokens / 1,100 tokens / 1,500 tokens depending on tier - Pause
Stops after the current card. Cards already generated are kept and nothing further is charged.
- Resume
Picks up where a paused or stopped deck left off.
- Stop
Ends the run. The deck stays as it is and can be started again later.
- Retry n failed
Appears when cards have failed or been refused by the safety filter. Re-queues just those cards.
CostFree — failed cards were never charged - Delete deck
Asks for confirmation, then hides the deck immediately and removes it permanently after 90 days.
- Card tile
Every one of the 78 slots, showing the thumbnail once generated and its state while it is not. Opens the card page.
- List for sale
Top right of the page on a private deck. Opens the listing form.
What a card tile is telling you
- • Thumbnail — generated and ready.
- • Queued or running — waiting for, or currently with, the generator.
- • Failed or flagged — the attempt did not produce a usable image. Nothing was charged; use Retry, or open the card and regenerate it free.
- • Empty — not attempted yet.
An individual card
Clicking any tile opens that card on its own page: the artwork, its whole history, and the four things you can do to it — animate, erase, regenerate, or roll back.
Callout 1: 1Callout 2: 2Callout 3: 3Callout 4: 4Callout 5: 5- Card artwork
The active version, full size. If the card has an animation and animations are switched on, the loop plays here.
- Version history strip
Every version ever generated for this card, newest first, with the active one ringed in gold. Clicking any other version makes it active.
CostFree - AI visual description
What the generator understood it was drawing. Useful when a card comes back wrong — it usually shows where the misreading happened.
- Prompt used for active version
A collapsed disclosure containing the exact prompt behind the current image, style scaffold included.
- Animate this card
Generates an 8-second seamless loop that begins and ends on this exact artwork. Quality pills and, on the lower two, a resolution choice.
Cost80 tokens – 320 tokens - Edit card: remove objects
Opens the painting tool for erasing something from the artwork.
CostThe deck tier's per-card price - Quality for this generation
Three buttons choosing the quality of the next regeneration. Defaults to the deck's own tier but does not have to match it.
Cost10 tokens / 20 tokens / 30 tokens - Regenerate prompt
What you want changed. Leave it blank to re-roll the card on the deck's own style with no instruction.
LimitsOptional - Regenerate for n tokens
Queues the regeneration. The result arrives as a new version — the old one is never overwritten.
CostCharged on success only
Painting an object out
When a card is right apart from one thing — a third hand, a stray sword, a smear across the sky — you can paint over it and have it erased rather than regenerating the whole card and losing what you liked.
- Paint over the artwork
Click or drag on the image to paint a translucent red mask over whatever you want removed. Works with a mouse, a trackpad or a finger.
- Brush
The size of the brush, in pixels on screen.
Limits8–80, default 28 - Clear
Removes all your strokes and starts the mask again. Disabled until you have painted something.
- Close
Collapses the editor without submitting.
- Remove selected area
Sends the mask for erasing. Disabled until you have painted something and unless you can afford it. The result comes back as a new version.
CostThe deck tier's per-card price
- Press Edit card: remove objects.
- Set the brush large enough to cover the object comfortably — a generous mask erases more cleanly than a tight one.
- Paint over everything you want gone. You can paint several separate areas.
- Press Remove selected area. The page refreshes itself for the next minute or so until the new version appears.
Animating a card
An animation is a 8-second loop whose first and last frames are the card itself, so it plays seamlessly forever. Once generated it plays anywhere that card is shown at detail size, in the app as well as here.
| Quality | 1080p | 720p |
|---|---|---|
| standard | 80 tokens | 64 tokens |
| master | 160 tokens | 128 tokens |
| masterpiece | 320 tokens | Renders at 1080p |
Generation takes a few minutes and the page polls for you. If it fails you are told so explicitly and not charged. Animations can be switched off globally on your account page without losing the ones you have paid for.
Versions, and why nothing is ever lost
Every generation of a card — the original, every regeneration, every erase — is kept as a version. One is active and the rest sit in the strip under the artwork. Clicking an older one makes it active again, free and instantly.
This is why regenerating is safe: the worst case is that you spent the tokens and preferred what you had, and one click puts it back. Nothing is deleted to make room.
Animations work the same way. A card that has been animated more than once shows a strip of them under the crop control, and switching between them is free.
Cropping a card
Image models like to paint their own border inside the frame. Rather than regenerate an otherwise good card because of one, the crop slider under the artwork zooms past it — up to 10% off each side, in half percent steps.
- Crop slider
Zooms past a border painted into the artwork. The preview beside it shows the result as you drag, and it saves itself a moment after you stop.
Limits0–10% per side, in 0.5% stepsCostFree - Reset
Back to no crop. Greyed out when there is none.
The card back
Every deck has a card back — what people see when one of its cards is face down — generated with the deck and rendered here with its real finish rather than as a flat thumbnail.
- In use
The back this deck currently shows, drawn with its real material rather than as a flat image.
- Other designs
Every other back this deck has collected, from making new ones or importing them. Clicking one makes it the deck's back.
CostFree - Quality
Graphic, Collector or Masterpiece — which image model draws the new back.
- New back
Generates another back and adds it to the options. The one in use is kept.
Cost24 tokens plus the chosen quality's per-image cost; charged on success only
Looking at the deck
View cards full screen opens the deck in a pager: one card at a time, at full resolution, with its animation if it has one. Arrow keys or the buttons move between cards, double-tap or scroll zooms, dragging pans when zoomed in, and Escape closes it.
Share this deck builds an image from up to ten cards you pick, with a caption to post alongside it. The image is assembled in your browser — nothing is uploaded, and it works on a deck that is still generating.
Common problems
The deck paused on its own
It ran out of balance mid-run. A gold line under the control bar says so and links to the top-up page; Resume picks up exactly where it stopped.
A card keeps coming back wrong in the same way
Read the AI visual description on the card page. It shows what the generator thought it was drawing, and the fix is usually to contradict that specific misreading in the regenerate prompt.
The erase left a smudge
Roll back to the previous version in the strip and try again with a larger brush covering more of the surrounding area.
I cannot open someone else's deck page
Deck pages are owner-only. Decks you have bought appear in your own library as your own decks; decks you have not bought are only visible as marketplace listings.