Changelog

• Text layers can use 30 open-source fonts: Chinese (Noto Serif SC, LXGW WenKai, ZCOOL KuaiLe, Ma Shan Zheng and more), Traditional Chinese (Noto Serif TC, LXGW WenKai TC, Chiron Hei HK), Japanese (Shippori Mincho, Zen Maru Gothic, Klee One and more), Korean (Gowun Batang, Nanum Myeongjo, Do Hyeon and more) and English (Playfair Display, Cinzel, Bebas Neue, Great Vibes and more).
• The font menu is grouped by language, and each font shows its name in its own style.
• Fonts load only when you use them, and the exported PNG matches what you see on the canvas.
• Font licences are listed in the Terms of Service.

• The whole site is now available in Korean, and a language menu in the header switches between all four languages. The maker adds Korean issuer, network and transit marks, and Korean card-type lines.
• A new Airlines tab with marks from Air China, Cathay, EVA Air, JAL, ANA, Korean Air, Singapore Airlines, Delta, British Airways, Lufthansa, Emirates and more, for co-brand cards.
• The transit tab adds metro marks such as Shanghai Metro, Beijing Subway, Hangzhou Metro, MTR, Taipei Metro and Tokyo Metro, plus the Suica mark with the “+”; VIEW CARD joins Banks and JRE POINT joins Other · Brands.
• Co-brand partners that don't issue cards themselves (Trip.com, bilibili, JD.com, Rakuten, Toyota, hotel programs and others) move from Banks to Other · Brands.
• On desktop, search the whole library from the top bar; press / to start typing.
• Uploaded images can have an outline, and while adjusting the background you can zoom with the scroll wheel or a trackpad.
• Fixed: switching language on the home page no longer swaps in a different set of cards or leaves the 3D phone's wallet half drawn.

The new Wander page lays a random batch of published cards on an endless, slightly tilted wall:

• Drag, scroll or use the arrow keys to move around; pinch or press + / − to zoom.
• Shuffle for a fresh batch.
• Open any card to preview, like or download it, or save it to Photos on iPhone.

You'll find it on the home page and Explore.

Open the wallet simulator from your profile or the account menu, and your cards line up in the Wallet of a 3D iPhone.

• Pick the phone's color: Burgundy, Silver, Black or Glacier.
• Drag the frame to turn the phone freely and see the back.
• On phones, go full screen to see just the wallet.
• Turn on Card number to show •••• 8888 on each card and check where Wallet's number line will sit on your art.

• Default positions and sizes for every mark are now matched to more than 500 real cards, with many new bank and co-brand marks from mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Singapore, Japan, Korea, Europe and the US. Each tab can be filtered by region.
• More network variants and tier lettering, plus metal network marks. Any one-color mark can take a custom color, a metal gradient or a holographic foil.
• Vertical cards: design upright, and the export turns it into the landscape image Wallet needs.
• A "last four digits" text template for cards Wallet shows without a number, such as transit cards, placed where Wallet puts it.
• Versions without logos: when you upload from the maker you can also publish a copy that keeps only the background image, with marks and text removed. The card page lets people switch between the two and download either.
• CardArt's own original cards have a new layout: CardArt and the card name at the top right, leaving the top left free for a bank logo.

• The whole site is now available in Japanese, including the guides, legal pages and mark names in the maker.
• Popular on Explore now has Daily, Weekly, Monthly and All time charts (Daily by default). They rank cards by likes, comments and downloads within the period, so new cards get a chance at the top too.
• A new guide for AirCard Injector on iOS 26.

• Work on several cards at once: on desktop, drafts sit as tabs above the canvas, and you can switch, rename, duplicate or delete them. They stay on your device.
• A new AI generation page: pick the card type, network, theme and colors to get a tuned prompt, copy it into ChatGPT, Gemini or Grok to generate the whole card, then bring the image back to the maker with the marks already placed.
• Published cards get Edit in maker, which opens a new draft with the card as its background.
• The library gains an Other tab (mobile payments such as Alipay and WeChat Pay, ID marks, crypto cards), more Chinese city transit cards and over twenty more tier marks.

• The home page now shows a 3D iPhone you can drag to turn; tap a card in its Wallet to open it, or drag to reorder.
• On phones, Explore and profiles default to a two-column grid so you see more cards per screen; switch back to one large card per row whenever you like.
• Profiles list cards in upload order, and authors can drag them into their own order.
• New Feedback: signed-in users can report a problem or suggest something, and replies show up in notifications.
• A new AirCard-Windows guide, for changing card art without a Mac.

CardArt is a gallery of Apple Wallet card art: find a design you like, download it, and put it in your own Wallet with AirCard. From day one you can:

• Explore by card type, country or region, issuer and network, or just search.
• Open any card and switch between the showcase, Wallet and actual-size views; on iPhone, save it straight to Photos.
• Sign in to share your own cards once they pass review, like and comment on others, and get a profile of your own.
• Build a card in the maker: drop in an image as the background, add network, tier and bank marks from the library, then upload the result.
• Follow the guides from getting the tools to seeing the new card in Wallet.