BinderCanvas
A free studio for Michi Method binder art: lay out the pockets of a trading card binder page, fit artwork across them, and export print-ready pieces.
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What it does
Instead of treating every pocket as a slot for a card, you fill some of them with printed art so the page reads as one composed image: single-pocket panels, two-wide banners, artwork wrapping the real cards you leave in. Two pockets in the same row of a side-loading page share one mouth, so a piece twice as wide as a card slides in as a single sheet, covering the gap between them instead of losing it.
- 4-, 9- and 12-pocket binder pages, one leaf or a full spread.
- Search card printings from Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering and Disney Lorcana by name, set, rarity and color.
- Bring your own artwork and frame, zoom, rotate, tint and border each piece.
- Every page you make is kept in the browser between visits, in a gallery you can reopen and go on editing, with no account and nothing uploaded.
- Export a print sheet imposed on A4, Letter, Legal, A3 or Tabloid paper with cut lines, one PNG per piece at its cut size, or the whole page as a picture.
Piece sizes
A piece is 63 × 88 mm per pocket, plus 7 mm per gap it covers, cut at the size the pocket shows it at: 63 × 88 mm for one pocket, 133 × 88 mm for two side by side, 63 × 183 mm for two stacked, and 203 × 278 mm for a full nine-pocket page.
Which games it covers
Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Disney Lorcana, One Piece and Digimon all use the 63 × 88 mm poker card, so one piece size serves all of them. Yu-Gi-Oh cards are smaller at 59 × 86 mm, but almost every binder page is cut for poker-size pockets and a Yu-Gi-Oh card sits in one with a little slack, so the pocket, and every piece you print for it, is the same size either way.