Nouveautés

• Nouvelles marques : Decathlon, Watsons, Mannings, Sa Sa, Lawson Station, Ant Group, Huabei, Suntory, Kirin, Fujiya, Meiji, Nissin, Nittoh Tea, Twinings, Coca-Cola, Sprite, Fanta, Pepsi, 7UP, Mirinda, Venchi, Lady M, FASCINO, CHAGEE, CHARLIETOWN, nanamica, Columbia, Bananain, Supreme, HOKA, Timberland, KOKUYO, Campus, Bandai Namco, Super Nintendo World, Cyberpunk 2077, Durex, Okamoto, Bose, Zojirushi, Tiger
• Nouvelle banque : Haspa (Hamburger Sparkasse). Nouveau réseau : logo Mastercard avec ™
• Les drapeaux en double ont disparu ; l’Union soviétique, la Yougoslavie et les Antilles néerlandaises portent désormais leur propre nom
• Corrigé : en publiant une nouvelle version sur le même fond, la version sans logos et les calques n’étaient pas inclus

• Nouveau : Dessiner avec crayon, plume, marqueur, calligraphie, fusain, craie, aquarelle et aérographe, plus une gomme. Sur iPad, vous pouvez dessiner à l’Apple Pencil, et le trait suit votre pression
• Vous le trouverez en bas de la barre latérale gauche sur ordinateur et iPad, et dans « Ajouter » sur téléphone
• Votre dessin devient un calque normal. Sélectionnez-le pour continuer à dessiner

• Vous pouvez désormais trier les profils de A à Z
• Dans « Réorganiser », choisissez si les nouvelles cartes vont au début ou à la fin

• Corrigé : sur téléphone, impossible d’allonger ou de faire pivoter les lignes. Vous pouvez désormais faire glisser chaque extrémité, et un outil d’épaisseur est disponible
• Les nouveaux brouillons peuvent utiliser les tailles de fond d’écran Apple Watch
• Nouvelles marques : Lipton, Grid Coffee, Wagas, gaga, % Arabica, CapitaLand, Raffles City, On, Salomon, NEUTRALWORKS., KEEN, Kinokuniya, TSUTAYA BOOKS, eslite, Page One, ainsi que le symbole TVB et la bouteille de lait Lawson

• Éditeur : chaque champ de couleur a maintenant une pipette. Cliquez ou touchez la carte pour prélever la couleur à cet endroit, ou maintenez et faites glisser pour la voir changer ; dans Chrome sur ordinateur, elle prélève n’importe où à l’écran. Les boutons de couleur automatique affichent désormais une baguette.
• Paquets : une flèche montre où déchirer ; en bougeant la souris, le paquet s’incline dans le même sens que lorsque vous le faites glisser ; faites glisser une carte vers la gauche ou la droite pour voir « J’aime » ou « Écarter ».

• Rayures faisceau, Piliers, Sphère de points et les autres nouveaux motifs : faites glisser le point focal pour choisir où se place l’effet, et baissez l’intensité à 0 pour un motif plat.

• Nous envisageons une app CardArt pour iOS pour collectionner et créer des designs de carte sur votre téléphone (une app ne peut pas mettre de design dans Cartes). Avant de nous lancer, nous aimerions savoir si vous l’installeriez, quelles fonctions vous voulez le plus et lesquelles vous paieriez.
• Répondre au sondage. Comptez environ 2 minutes, connexion requise, clôture le 13 novembre ; vous pourrez modifier vos réponses après l’envoi.

• Graphismes › Motifs : Rayures faisceau, Rideau, Piliers, Grille pincée, Sphère de points, Torsion, Carreaux déformés, Points focaux, Tirets de courant, Barres lumineuses et Carreaux lumineux. Comme les autres motifs, ils prennent n’importe quelle couleur ou finition métallique.

• Nouvel onglet Drapeaux : 264 drapeaux ronds de pays et de régions, recherchables par nom dans toutes les langues du site, issus du projet open source circle-flags (licence MIT).
• Nouvel onglet Icônes : recherchez en anglais des icônes open source réunies par Iconify (MIT, Apache et autres licences sans attribution). Les icônes monochromes arrivent en blanc ou en noir selon le sélecteur de couleur et, comme les logos monochromes, prennent ensuite n’importe quelle couleur ou finition métallique ; survolez une icône pour voir sa collection et sa licence, et le calque porte le nom de la collection.

• Marques : TVB, Panasonic, Ah Ma Handmade, Qu Cha Shan, 1 Dian Dian et CoCo Fresh Tea & Juice.
• Cartes de transport : la carte Oyster de Londres.
• Réseaux : le symbole Mastercard avec ™ en bas à droite.
• Banques : le symbole de China Zheshang Bank seul.
• Redessinés : lettrage plus net pour Shenzhen Tong, Shaoxing Rail Transit et Shenyang Metro ; plus de bords crénelés pour Khan Bank, ACLEDA Bank et la Banque d’État des affaires économiques extérieures du Turkménistan.

• Cartes de transport : la Xiamen E-Tong Card (horizontale et symbole).
• Banques : la belge CBC Banque (marque francophone de KBC) et BNP Paribas Fortis.

• Apple a corrigé dans la version finale d’iOS 27.2 la faille d’iOS sur laquelle repose AirCard : AirCard ne peut donc plus changer le visuel des cartes sur iOS 27.2 ni sur les versions suivantes.
• Pour garder les visuels déjà changés, restez sur votre version actuelle (par exemple iOS 27.0.1, ou iOS 27.1 sur iPhone Duo), ne passez pas à iOS 27.2 et désactivez Réglages › Général › Mise à jour logicielle › Mises à jour automatiques.

• Banques : la banque brésilienne Banco Inter (le soleil et le logo inter) et le logo J.P. Morgan.

• L’iPhone 3D de la page d’accueil est maintenant un iPhone Duo fermé, avec Wallet disposé comme sur l’écran extérieur du Duo.
• Dans le simulateur Apple Wallet, choisissez l’iPhone Duo ou l’iPhone 18 Pro. Le Duo s’ouvre et se ferme, en Ciel nocturne ou Blanc stellaire.

• Réseaux : le portrait du centurion au milieu des cartes American Express, cadre ovale compris. Il se place au centre de la carte à sa taille réelle et prend n’importe quelle couleur, l’or ou l’argent. Cherchez « centurion ».

• Écoles : les dix établissements d’enseignement supérieur de Macao, dont l’Université de Macao, l’Université polytechnique de Macao, l’Université du tourisme de Macao et l’Université des sciences et technologies de Macao.

• Niveaux : Visa Signature Business, Infinite Business, Platinum Business et Corporate ; Mastercard titanium business, platinum business et corporate.
• Cartes de transport : la marque chinoise City Union d’interopérabilité entre villes, avec et sans cadre.
• Écoles : Université agricole de Huazhong et Université de technologie automobile du Hubei.

• Choisissez Français dans le menu de langue pour découvrir et créer des visuels de cartes et jouer en français. Les guides et les pages juridiques sont également traduits. Le portugais du Brésil arrive en même temps.

• Banques : Maybank propose désormais son tigre seul et une version sans cadre jaune.
• Cartes de transport : Chechengtong de Shiyan (horizontal et symbole) et Bus de Shiyan.

• When uploading a card, new buttons under the crop frame rotate the image 90° left or right, so a portrait card face can fill the landscape card.
• In the maker, background images can also be rotated 90° left or right.
• For a rotated image layer, Fill canvas and Fit canvas now keep the rotation and size the image as it's turned.

• Clipping mask: a photo can show only inside the text or mark below it, and still be moved and resized (⌥⌘G).
• The layer list has a show / hide toggle (⇧⌘H). Hidden layers aren't exported or published.
• Copy, cut and paste layers (⌘C / ⌘X / ⌘V), also into another draft. Select three or more layers to distribute them evenly.

• Banks · Mainland China: China Development Bank, the Export-Import Bank of China, China Bohai Bank and Hengfeng Bank, plus city commercial banks: Jiangsu, Shanghai, Ningbo, Nanjing, Huishang, Chengdu, Changsha, Chongqing, Tianjin, Guiyang, Zhengzhou, Qingdao, Qilu, Suzhou, Guangzhou, Harbin, Shengjing, Hebei, Xiamen International, Xiamen, Jiangxi, Dongguan, Hubei, Hankou, Gansu, Lanzhou, Jinshang, Jiujiang, Guizhou, Fudian, Xi'an, Zhejiang Chouzhou, Zhejiang Tailong, Zhejiang Mintai, Dalian, Longjiang and Kunlun. Most come with their full logo and the symbol on its own; Bank of Changsha and Bank of Chongqing have the symbol only.

• Other · Brands: Luckin Coffee (with its symbol), Cotti Coffee, M Stand, Sushiro's English mark and SUSHIRO lockup, Vans (with its wordmark and skateboard logo), The North Face Purple Label, BEAMS, Birkenstock (with its symbol) the Kerry Group crane, Hangzhou Kerry Plaza and Seesaw Coffee.
• Airlines: Loong Air (with its symbol).
• Transit · Mainland China: Hangzhou Public Transport.
• Redrawn marks that looked rough or had wobbly lettering when enlarged: the Suica globe marks (with "+", with the two dots, rail style), Chang'an Card, Xiaoxiang Payment, Chongqing City Card, Jinlingtong, Lingnan Pass, Qindaotong, Ningbo Citizen Card, Taizhou Public Transportation Card, Changsha Metro, Jinhua Rail Transit, Kunming Metro, Xiamen Metro, the Wuhan and Xi'an Metro lockups and Nanning Rail Transit.

• Cards made from family photos or selfies can now be kept visible only to you. Review only stops sexual, violent or hateful content.
• To make such a card public, it goes through the regular review once more. Until then, only you can see it.

• If you publish from the maker without letting others edit the layers, your layers are still saved. Only you can open them from the card page and keep editing.

• Transit · Mainland China: Wuhan Tong (with its symbol, a horizontal version and a text-only version).
• Networks · Malaysia: MyDebit.
• Banks · Hong Kong: Bank of China (Hong Kong), English version.

• Banks · Denmark: Sparekassen Danmark, Sydbank, Nykredit, Spar Nord, Lunar, Saxo Bank, Coop Bank, Express Bank, Lån & Spar Bank, Andelskassen, Merkur Andelskasse, Ringkjøbing Landbobank, Sparekassen Kronjylland, SJF Bank, Middelfart Sparekasse, Djurslands Bank, Sparekassen Thy, Skjern Bank, Sydjysk Sparekasse, Fynske Bank, Lægernes Pension & Bank, Kreditbanken, Facit Bank, kompasbank, Hvidbjerg Bank, Møns Bank, Lollands Bank, Frørup Andelskasse, Sparekassen for Nørre Nebel og Omegn, Rise Sparekasse, Sparekassen Bredebro, Dragsholm Sparekasse, Sparekassen Balling, Frøslev-Mollerup Sparekasse, Sønderhå-Hørsted Sparekasse, Andelskassen Fælleskassen, Borbjerg Sparekasse, FasterOikos, Klim Sparekasse, Maj Invest Bank and Stadil Sparekasse (some with their symbols); Nordea is now listed under Denmark too.
• Banks · Denmark (Faroe Islands, Greenland): Føroya Banki, Betri Banki, GrønlandsBANKEN, Norðoya Sparikassi, Suðuroyar Sparikassi.

• Guides now opens with Get to know CardArt and No card yet?, and the AirCard guides are grouped together.
• The Plasma card guide has the latest fees from Plasma, plus what makes the card stand out.

• On Windows, the Japanese interface now uses Noto Sans JP, so it looks much like it does on Apple devices.
• Kana and punctuation now use proportional widths for tighter text.

• Other · Brands: RIMOWA and the SHIBUYA109 building mark.
• Schools: Windesheim University of Applied Sciences (with its symbol).
• The Xiaomi EV badge now uses the silver badge with dark letters that the cars carry.
• Kolon Sport, AMI Paris and Balenciaga could not be found in the maker before. They now show up.

• Banks: Emirates NBD, First Abu Dhabi Bank, Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank, Mashreq, Dubai Islamic Bank, Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank, Emirates Islamic, RAKBANK, Commercial Bank of Dubai, National Bank of Fujairah, Sharjah Islamic Bank, Ajman Bank, Commercial Bank International, Bank of Sharjah, Al Hilal Bank, Wio, Liv, Zand and Mbank (all with their symbols).
• Other · Brands, shopping: Taikoo Li, Hang Lung Plaza, Hang Lung Properties, K11, K11 MUSEA, Times Square Hong Kong, Sam’s Club (global and China), Hema, SHIBUYA109, Ito-Yokado, ITOKIN, NEWoMan, dm, Walmart, Don Quijote, Bic Camera.
• Other · Brands, food: Baskin-Robbins, Papa Johns, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, Shake Shack, Costa Coffee, Pacific Coffee, Sushiro, Hama Sushi, Kura Sushi, Mister Donut, Ichiran, Ippudo, Beard Papa, Din Tai Fung, Glico (with the runner symbol), Garigari-kun.
• Other · Brands, sport and fashion: Onitsuka Tiger, Descente, Goldwin, mont-bell, Kolon Sport, Arc’teryx, The North Face, Alo Yoga, New Balance, Converse, adidas Originals trefoil and the three-stripe mark, Balenciaga, Gap, Moncler, Chrome Hearts, AMI Paris, DOD, JINS, Zoff, CASETiFY, PopSockets, Ericsson, the Xiaomi lockup (with its symbol and wordmark).

• Transit: Changzhou Bus (with its symbol) and the Changzhou Citizen Card.
• The Text panel’s Last four digits group has a new “Last four + contactless” option: it adds the digits with the contactless mark to their left, laid out like an American Express Gold card. Both stay editable afterwards.
• While editing text, the “•” button inserts a bullet at the cursor, and every font shows and exports it correctly.

• Upload a set of cards at once: pick or drop several images on the upload page, up to 20 per batch. Each card gets its own name; type, region, tags and the rest are filled in once for the whole batch.
• While batch uploading you can put the cards into an existing album or create a new one; they appear in the album once they pass review.
• Batch uploads are checked more strictly than single ones: your account needs to be at least 3 days old with 3 approved cards and few recent rejections; names must be unique and can’t be file names or links; a batch pauses itself after 3 rejected cards.
• Albums have a new Add cards button: pick several cards from your uploads, your likes or search results and add them in one go.
• In My uploads you can select several cards and add them to an album together. Cards still in review can go in too and show up once approved.

• Other · Brands: Mitsukoshi, Isetan, Takashimaya, Daimaru, Matsuzakaya, Matsuya Ginza, Marui, and the Hankyu, Hanshin, Seibu, Sogo, Tokyu, Odakyu, Keio and Kintetsu department stores; McDonald’s lockup, red box and wordmark; KFC (with the Colonel and the wordmark), Burger King, Subway, Dairy Queen; Intime, The MixC, MIXC ONE, MIXC WORLD (also with “the”), Beijing, Jing An, Hangzhou and Qianhai Kerry Centre, SKP, METRO China, METRO, ifc mall.
• Airlines: Air China lockup and Chinese wordmark, Asia Miles (with its bilingual and English lockups).
• Schools: Toronto Metropolitan University.
• The JR Shikoku symbol now matches the blue of its JR四国 logo.

• Albums listed on the Albums page can now be found by name: search suggestions have an Albums group, and the results page lists matching albums above the cards.

• Switching between real cards and original designs, card types or sort order on Explore is faster, signed in or not.

• A new switch under the Explore title shows all cards, only real cards or only original designs, on phones too.

• Get to know CardArt shows what you can do on the site and where to find it.
• Albums is now in the top navigation: the Albums tab in Explore lets you flip through everyone’s public albums. Advertise has moved to the footer.
• Bigger changelog entries now come with a short demo.

• Transit in the maker adds National Rail.
• Banks add Halifax, TSB, Metro Bank, Royal Bank of Scotland, Bradesco and Caixa.

• Transit in the maker now goes past the London Underground: the Elizabeth line, London Overground, the DLR, London Buses, London Trams, the Glasgow Subway, the Tyne and Wear Metro, Great Western Railway and LNER.
• Brazil adds the São Paulo Metro and MetrôRio. Airlines add LATAM, LATAM Pass, easyJet, Virgin Atlantic, GOL, Azul, Avianca and Aerolíneas Argentinas.
• Banks add Banco do Brasil. Chase now shows under the United Kingdom, and Santander under Brazil.

• “Banks” in the maker adds Bank Albilad, Aljazira Bank, ANB, BSF, SAIB, GIB, STC Bank and D360 Bank.
• Transit now includes Saudi Arabia, with logos for Darb Riyadh Public Transport, SAPTCO and Saudi Arabia Railways (SAR), plus local themes in AI prompts.
• Schools adds the horizontal logo and standalone tower symbol of King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals (KFUPM). New assets include black and white versions, with colour and dark-background options where available.

• The maker adds 331 sets: 114 universities, 46 airlines, 35 transit marks, 66 banks and 70 brands.
• Search by region, local name or common abbreviation.

• Nouveaux albums : rassemblez vos cartes et celles des autres dans des albums, gardez-les privés, réorganisez-les, personnalisez la couverture et feuilletez-les en 3D comme un vrai classeur à anneaux.
• Enregistrez les albums des autres ; vos albums enregistrés se trouvent sous Albums dans votre profil, visibles par vous seul.
• Les pages de cartes indiquent les albums qui les contiennent, et « Feuilleter les envois en 3D » sur un profil transforme les envois d’un créateur en classeur.
• Les envois peuvent être réglés sur « Moi uniquement » et rendus publics à tout moment.
• Feuilletez l’album officiel CardArt Originals.

Added the logos requested in your feedback: PrivatBank, monobank, Sense Bank, PUMB and àbank in Ukraine; isybank and HYPE in Italy; and Taishin Richart in Taiwan.

Also expanded the collection of major banks, railways, urban transport and transit cards across these regions. Full logos and independently usable symbols are available separately where supported, with suitable color, light and dark versions.

Added a Visa Debit lockup with DEBIT above VISA. Find it in Tiers, with color, white, black, gold and silver versions. Adjusted the DEBIT lettering, size, position and spacing to match the reference card shared in feedback.

Search by name or browse by region in Banks or Transit in the maker. If an asset is still missing, use Request asset to tell us.

Added Goethe University’s full logo with its university name and corrected several UK and European university assets that showed only a portrait, shield or abbreviation. Separate emblems now appear beside their university’s full logo where available.

Fixed the University of Liverpool logo failing to display and improved the Schools grid: consecutive single logos fill the available columns, while full logos and separate emblems stay together in their university’s row.

Search for a university in Schools in the maker to choose its full logo or emblem.

The maker’s Schools library now includes 113 more universities and academic institutions, with extensive coverage of Europe and the UK and all eight US Ivy League universities. Additions include Goethe University, Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College London, ETH Zurich, EPFL and the Technical University of Munich.

Browse Schools by region in the maker, or search by university name or abbreviation. Logos keep their original proportions and include suitable options for light and dark cards. Where available, a separate emblem appears beside its university logo.

Still missing your university? Select “Request asset” in the asset panel to send us a request.

• Transit in the maker adds the official Octopus horizontal logo and standalone infinity symbol, alongside the existing Octopus logo under Hong Kong.
• Both new forms come in colour, white and black. The horizontal logo also has a colour version for dark backgrounds.

• “Banks” in the maker adds Malaysian logos for RYT Bank, Boost Bank, KAF Digital Bank, Bank Muamalat, MBSB Bank and Agrobank, plus standalone symbols.
• Transit now has a Malaysia region, with Touch 'n Go, Rapid KL, Rapid Penang, Prasarana, MyRapid, MRT Corp, KTMB, KTM Komuter, ETS, KTM Intercity, KLIA Ekspres and KLIA Transit logos.
• HSBC, Standard Chartered, UOB, OCBC, Bank of China, ICBC and Al Rajhi Bank can now also be found under Malaysia.
• New logos include white and black versions, with colour and dark-background versions where available. The transit logos also support local themes in AI prompts.

• Art Card is a new category for illustrations, photography and visual designs in card format that do not represent a specific card product.
• Choose it when uploading a new work or editing an existing one.
• Select Art Card on Explore to browse these works together.

• “Banks” in the maker now includes 21 more bank and card-issuer brands available in Germany, including DKB, Postbank, comdirect, Volksbanken Raiffeisenbanken, C24 Bank, Trade Republic, HypoVereinsbank, Sparda and PSD Bank.
• Transit adds 35 German logos, including RMV, BVG, hvv, MVV, VBB, VRR, VRS, VVS, MVG, S-Bahn and U-Bahn, for card designs from different cities and regions.
• Santander, Revolut, Wise and bunq now also appear under Germany.
• The new logos come in colour, white and black versions for light and dark card designs.
• A new “Can’t find the asset you want?” link in the asset panel opens feedback in a new tab with “Suggestion” selected, so you can request missing assets.

• Search now understands different spellings of the same thing: anime, アニメ and 二次元 all find cards tagged 动漫, and bank short names such as 招行, 工行 or CMB find that bank’s cards.
• Card descriptions are now searchable too.
• Card names now show the issuer first, for example “China Merchants Bank · Night Harbor”. If the name already includes the issuer, it isn’t repeated.
• When uploading, “Title” is now “Design name”: just describe the IP, character or artwork and pick the issuer separately below. Debit, credit and transit cards need an issuer; if yours isn’t listed, type its name.
• While you type a tag, popular tags are suggested, and you can reuse the tags from your last upload in one tap. You’ll get a reminder if the design name is very short or there are no tags yet.

• On a phone, the Edit / Preview, Lock / Home, guide and Always-On switches for iPhone wallpapers now stand in a column beside the canvas, so the design gets more height.
• The guide’s layout settings open in the bottom panel, with the canvas moved above it, so you can see the clock height change as you adjust it.
• Opening a bottom panel moves the canvas, the phone preview and the controls along with it smoothly instead of jumping.
• The thin white line between the screen and the frame in the phone preview is gone.

• Any layer can take a blend mode (Multiply, Screen, Overlay, Soft Light and 11 more), and a drop shadow or outer glow with its own colour, blur, distance and angle.
• Pictures can show through a shape — a rounded rectangle, circle, heart, star, arch and more. Crop the picture in “Edit image” to choose which part shows.
• Text gets line spacing, an outline and gradient fills.
• “Edit image” has a new “Adjust” tool: exposure, brightness, contrast, highlights, shadows, saturation, temperature and more, plus 8 filters.
• Downloaded PSDs keep each layer’s blend mode, and opening a PSD keeps the blend modes the browser supports.

• New drafts in the maker can be iPhone wallpapers, at each model’s native resolution — from iPhone X to iPhone 18 Pro Max, plus the iPhone Duo’s outer and inner screens (the inner one landscape as it opens, or portrait).
• A guide sits over the canvas, for the Lock Screen or the Home Screen: the time, date, widgets, flashlight and camera, or the app icons, Search and the Dock; the shaded corners are what the rounded display cuts off. It’s only for reference and never appears in the exported image. Set the Lock Screen up like your own: hide the parts you don’t use, build the widget row from circular and rectangular widgets, put it below the time or at the bottom, and stretch the time taller.
• Switch to “Phone preview” and the wallpaper settles into a real device frame, with the same guide as the canvas. Models that share a resolution can be swapped to compare, and on models with an Always-On display you can see the wallpaper dimmed.
• Backgrounds and shapes take multi-colour gradients — linear, radial and mesh — with a set of presets, and grain can cover the whole picture. Any layer can be blurred into a soft glow, and shapes can turn into frosted glass that shows what’s beneath them, blurred. New shapes: sparkle, star, heart, crescent, cloud, hexagon, pentagon and burst. In the downloaded PSD, grain gets its own layer and frosted glass comes baked from what’s below it.

• In the maker, the China T-Union mark now uses the official artwork, sits 3 mm from the bottom edge and may also go top right. On white or light cards its edge turns light grey.
• The UnionPay mark is now the size its rules give, an 11.8 mm tall colour block, and so is the metallic silver one. On light cards the framed sticker version gets a light grey ground.
• When T-Union and UnionPay share a card, either may go anywhere, as long as it is upright, at least its spec size and fully on the card.
• You get a heads-up when another mark or text sits on a network mark, and Arrange no longer stacks marks on T-Union or QuickPass.

• New drafts in the maker now ask for a size: the bank card, or square 1:1, portrait 4:5, story 9:16, widescreen 16:9, A4 portrait, or any width and height you type. A poster exports at that size as PNG, JPEG or PSD and uses the whole library, but can’t be shared to CardArt.

• In the maker, marks from the library (networks, banks, transit, brands…) can now take an outline like uploaded images, with any color and thickness. Marks whose rules allow no changes (Visa, Mastercard…) flag the outline, and Put back to spec removes it.

• Other › Brands in the maker adds Starbucks, Peet's Coffee, HEYTEA, Manner, Blue Bottle Coffee, IKEA, NITORI, niko and ..., LoFt, HANDS, Snow Peak, GU, Four Seasons, Mandarin Oriental, Banyan Tree and Aman, plus wordmarks for 7-Eleven and UNIQLO.
• Airlines adds Star Alliance, SkyTeam, oneworld and Air China's phoenix; Banks adds the People's Bank of China; Other › Mobile payments adds e-CNY.

• In the maker, China T-Union, UnionPay, Visa, Mastercard and other network marks now go on at the size and spot their card-face rules give. T-Union moves to the bottom right, 20 mm wide.
• Select a mark to see its rule. If its size, position or color drifts, the panel says so, and Put back to spec fixes it.
• You also get a heads-up when something covers the lower left, where Wallet shows the card's last four digits.

• The maker's More menu now has About the maker: the export size, when you need to sign in, how network specs work, and a link to the guide on changing your card art.

• On desktop, a new row sits next to the themes: type a tag and press Enter, tap Real card or Original design, or open Network, Country or region and Issuer to search.
• More cards load as you scroll.

• Banks in the maker adds 30 French banks and issuers: Crédit Mutuel, CIC, Banque Populaire, Caisse d'Épargne, La Banque Postale, LCL, BoursoBank, Hello bank!, Fortuneo, Nickel, Qonto, Cetelem, Oney, and meal-voucher cards such as Swile, Pluxee and Edenred. Revolut and N26 now also show up under France.
• Transit adds Paris (RATP, Métro, RER, Transilien) and SNCF, plus the networks and cards of Lyon, Marseille, Nice, Toulouse, Bordeaux, Nantes, Lille, Strasbourg, Rennes, Rouen and more (Pastel, Pass Pass, Badgéo, KorriGo, Oùra, Zou! and others).

• The footer, card pages and the maker (the export message and the More menu) now have a “Buy me a coffee” button for supporting CardArt through Buy Me a Coffee. Cards stay free to download.

• CardArt now sells a small number of ad placements: the home page cards, Explore, card pages, the guide sidebar and the footer. On Advertise you pick a placement, make your creative, preview it and book it by the day, week or month.
• Every ad is reviewed automatically before you pay. Once it’s approved, pay with USDT or USDC and it starts and ends on its UTC dates by itself.
• For the first month every placement is 20% off; the end date is shown on Advertise.
• Ads always carry an AD label, and opening one shows who the advertiser is and who paid. They use no cookies, no cross-site tracking and no profiling. See the Advertising Policy and the updated Privacy Policy.
• In the top navigation, Advertise replaces Overhang. You can still open Overhang from the card pack daily tasks and from Explore.

• Transit in the maker adds 78 US marks: New York's MTA, OMNY, LIRR, Metro-North, PATH and NJ TRANSIT; the Washington Metro and SmarTrip; Boston's MBTA and CharlieCard; SEPTA in Philadelphia; BART, Muni and Caltrain in the Bay Area; LA Metro; ORCA in Seattle; Hop in Portland; MARTA and Breeze in Atlanta; CTA and Metra in Chicago; the transit agencies of Denver, Dallas, Houston, Honolulu and more; plus Amtrak and Brightline.
• Banks gains 84 US issuers: big banks and card issuers such as Truist, Goldman Sachs, Charles Schwab, Citizens, Fifth Third, KeyBank, USAA, Ally and Synchrony; credit unions such as BECU and Golden 1; fintechs such as Robinhood, Affirm and Mercury; brokerages such as Fidelity, Vanguard and Merrill; and Cathay Bank, East West Bank and Hanmi Bank.
• Other · Brands and Airlines add co-brand partners from popular cards: Southwest, JetBlue, Costco, Target, Amazon and IHG One Rewards.

• Choose Español in the language menu to browse, make card art and play in Spanish. Guides, legal pages and the changelog are in Spanish too.

• Transit in the maker adds Spain (the Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, Bilbao, Seville and Málaga metros, the Madrid transport card, T-mobilitat, Rodalies and Cercanías), Mexico (Mexico City Metro, Metrobús, the MI card, Monterrey, Guadalajara and the Tren Suburbano) and South and Central America (Buenos Aires Subte, SUBE, Santiago Metro, bip!, Lima, Quito, Medellín Metro, TransMilenio, Caracas, Panama and more).
• Banks gains 68 issuers: Sabadell, Bankinter and Openbank in Spain; Banorte, Banamex and Banco Azteca in Mexico; Galicia, Ualá and Mercado Pago in Argentina; BancoEstado and Banco de Chile in Chile; Bancolombia and Nequi in Colombia; BCP and Yape in Peru; plus the main banks of Uruguay, Panama, the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Puerto Rico, Venezuela and others.
• The region menu now has Latin America, split by country, and issuers such as Santander, BBVA and Scotiabank also show up in the countries where they issue cards.

• Transit in the maker now covers all 45 mainland Chinese cities with a metro, including Tianjin, Chongqing, Wuhan, Chengdu, Xi’an, Suzhou, Changsha and Nanchang. Most come with a horizontal (or stacked) logo with Chinese and English names, plus the symbol on its own; Nanchang’s Hongcheng Yikatong card is new too.
• New for Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan: Macao Light Rapid Transit, New Taipei Metro, Taoyuan Metro, Taichung MRT and Kaohsiung Metro. Transit’s region list now has Macao.
• Banks gains 80 issuers: Japan Post Bank, Sony Bank, EPOS and PayPay Card in Japan; Krungthai and Krungsri in Thailand; Lotte Card and Hana Card in Korea; Public Bank, RHB and Hong Leong in Malaysia; Desjardins and Tangerine in Canada; Macquarie, Up and full CommBank and NAB logos in Australia; BNZ and Kiwibank in New Zealand, and more.
• Search by city or bank name to find them.

• With two or more packs in Open a pack, you can open them in one go, up to 10: one cut opens the whole stack, and packs holding a gold or prism card glow as they open. Cards are revealed pack by pack, or tap Auto at the bottom right to play through. The results list every pack, and new cards go into your collection one by one.
• Odds and guarantees work exactly as when you open packs one at a time.
• Recording pack openings as video has been removed.

• Explore now includes Art, City & Travel, Sports, Brands and Luxury. Combine them with card type, region and other filters.

• Repair, erase and crop your uploaded images without leaving the card maker. Repair covers small blemishes with nearby pixels, erased areas let the card background show through, and crop can match the card's proportions.
• Everything runs on your device, and every edit can be undone. On phones, pinch with two fingers to zoom in on fine details.

• Explore now lets you browse by visual theme alongside card type, region, origin and search. Select the active theme again to clear it.
• Cards with themes show links on their detail pages. Filtered URLs can be shared, refreshed and revisited with Back and Forward.

• Choose Deutsch in the language menu to browse, create card art and play in German. Guides, legal pages and the changelog are also available in German.
• Improved wrapping and spacing for leaderboard hints, pack sign-in buttons and editor color options so longer labels fit on narrow screens.

• Add your X, Instagram or Xiaohongshu in Settings and their icons show next to your username on your profile. Use your username for X and Instagram, and your profile’s share link for Xiaohongshu.

• The card stays the full width of the screen: a fixed toolbar sits at the bottom, and a panel takes at most 40% of the screen instead of shrinking the card. On phones the site header makes room for the card; ⋯ › Back to home leads out.
• The toolbar follows the selection: Edit text, Font, Color and Size for text; Color, Tint, Replace and Opacity for a mark; the rest under More. Duplicate, lock and delete sit right above the selected layer.
• Add opens on all 10 categories at once, with no sideways scrolling; each mark shows its name and version underneath (such as “Mastercard Brand Mark · keyline”), and search, region and colour share one row.
• New: Nudge moves a layer 1 or 10 px at a time with arrow buttons. Fonts are a list of tiles, each written in its own font.

• Banks now has Bank of Hangzhou: the horizontal logo (the flowers-and-birds triangle with hzbank, 杭州银行 and BANK OF HANGZHOU), with the symbol-only version beside it. Search “Bank of Hangzhou”, “杭州银行” or “hzbank” to find it.

• AirCard-iOS now works on iOS 18–26 too: import the pairing file from SideStore, LiveContainer or a similar tool.
• The Mac and Windows guides cover the latest versions, with steps for several devices, Wi-Fi, restoring the original art and failed flashes.

• Transit now has the Jinhua Citizen Card mark; search “Jinhua” or “八婺通” to find it.
• It also comes as a horizontal lockup with the 金华市民卡 lettering, with the symbol-only version beside it.

• The first time you open Open a pack or Overhang, the scene shows up right away instead of a blank wait, with a progress bar on slow connections.

• Signed in, the maker can open PSD files with each layer editable on its own, and download your design as a layered PSD.
• Designs with several layers, including ones opened from a PSD, can be published with their layers so others can keep editing.

• The top three on each day's Overhang board now win packs: +5 for 1st, +3 for 2nd and +2 for 3rd. Visit Open a pack within 7 days, starting the next day, and they're added automatically, outside the daily cap. The board now shows yesterday's top three instead of only the winner.

• Other → Brands now has animate, Suruga-ya, Weekly Shonen Jump / JUMP SHOP, Aniplex, ALDI and Mijia, including stacked versions, standalone symbols, ALDI China's 奥乐齐 badge and ALDI's single-colour logo.

• Open a pack: five gallery cards per pack, revealed one by one. Packs are free, two a day, with more for liking, following, sharing, playing the daily Overhang and getting a card published. Cards you open go into your collection, and you can record the opening as a video to share.
• Overhang: the same ten cards for everyone each day; push them past the table edge one by one to see how far they reach, with a daily leaderboard.

• Select several drafts in All drafts and delete them at once, with undo. Right-click a tab to close others, close tabs to the right, or delete the draft.

• The card maker has 17 more Taiwan bank logos, and uploads now list every Taiwan card issuer.
• Cards with a logo-free version show an eraser icon next to the title. On a computer, rest the pointer on it to preview the card without logos, and click to open that version.

• Cards now have a source: Real card or Original design. Choose it when uploading, and filter or search by it on Explore.
• New card type: Car Key. The card maker has a new Car logos tab with 120+ car brands.
• A scaled-down background can fill the rest of the card with its edge colour, a colour you pick or one sampled from the image; alignment guides show while you reposition it.
• Small images upload at their original size instead of being rejected, and the upload editor can open your composition in the card maker.
• Added 25 free fonts, plus logos for Quanchengtong, Zhengzhou Metro, Qingdao Metro, Saudi banks, MUJI, Lawson, FamilyMart and more.
• The home page loads faster.

• Follow the creators you like: the new Following tab on Explore shows their new cards, newest first, and you get notified when they publish (turn it off in Settings).
• Featured creators replace the old Featured section on the home page, with their cards stacked like in Wallet — tap to flip through; the new Creators tab on Explore and search find creators too.
• Explore can show only cards Without logos or with Editable layers.
• The Wallet preview has a Covered view: see the strip of your card that shows when other cards sit on top of it.
• Wander has a drift speed slider and a full-screen screensaver with a clock.
• Images for uploads and the maker can be up to 30 MB, and the maker on phones has asset search.
• New Transit marks: Tokyo Metro lines, JR Shikoku and JR Freight, Suica, Hangzhou Citizen Card, Hankyu, Kintetsu and more.
• Card switching, loading more and search suggestions are faster.

• The Schools tab now has 38 universities (China's 985 list, except the National University of Defense Technology).
• New lockups with names for the MTR and the Shanghai, Hangzhou, Beijing, Shenzhen and Taipei metros; a JR Kyushu lockup and China Railway in blue.
• New marks for China Broadnet, Alibaba in Chinese and Fliggy.

• Select an icon or uploaded image, then scroll over the selection to resize it.
• Background images can shrink to 10%, with uncovered areas filled in black.
• MUJI and UNIQLO marks are now in Other → Brands.

• The maker has a new Schools tab with the crests of 16 universities, including Peking, Tsinghua and Zhejiang.
• New marks for China Mobile, China Unicom, China Telecom and major carriers in Japan, Korea and the US; JR, China Railway and Deutsche Bahn; the Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto and London metros; Japan's IC card mutual-use mark and the Hangzhou citizen card; and Alipay in English.
• Fixed pages that sometimes kept loading after signing in; card lists on Explore load faster.

• Sign in with a code sent to your email. Gmail, iCloud, QQ Mail, Outlook and other common providers are supported.
• Rejected or removed card art can now be viewed, deleted, or edited and resubmitted, with a new image if you like.
• Others can open the layers of card art published from the maker and keep editing. You can turn this off when publishing.
• Six more airlines and more Chinese rural bank marks; rounded images get their corners filled; versions without logos keep the images you uploaded.

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• On devices without Apple's Korean system font, the Korean interface now uses the open-source font Pretendard.

• Text layers can use 30 open-source fonts, grouped by language in the font menu.
• The exported PNG matches what you see on the canvas.

• The whole site is now available in Korean, and the header's language menu switches between all four languages.
• The maker adds an Airlines tab, plus more Korean and metro marks.
• On desktop, search the whole library from the top bar.

• The new Wander page lays a random batch of cards on an endless wall.
• Drag to move around, zoom in and out, or Shuffle for a fresh batch.
• Open any card to preview, like or download it.

• Open it from your profile or the account menu, and your cards line up in the Wallet of a 3D iPhone.
• Change the phone's color and drag to turn it.
• Turn on Card number to check where Wallet's number line will sit on your art.

• Many new bank and co-brand marks, with default positions matched to real cards and a region filter.
• Any one-color mark can take a custom color, a metal gradient or a holographic foil.
• When you upload from the maker, you can also publish a copy without marks and text.

• The whole site is now available in Japanese.
• Popular on Explore now has Daily, Weekly, Monthly and All time charts.
• A new guide for AirCard Injector on iOS 26.

• Work on several cards at once; drafts stay on your device.
• The new AI generation page gives you a tuned prompt to copy into ChatGPT, Gemini or Grok and generate the whole card.
• The library gains an Other tab, more transit cards and more tier marks.

• The home page now shows a 3D iPhone you can drag to turn.
• On phones, Explore and profiles default to a two-column grid.
• New Feedback; replies show up in notifications.

• 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.
• Explore by card type, country or region, issuer and network, or just search.
• Sign in to share, like and comment on cards, and build your own in the maker.