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Turn a photo or a character into a fantasy tarot card.

Upload a photo or a character portrait. The tarot card generator places it in an illustrated card with an ornate border and tarot symbols.

One source image. From 4 Gold.

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See different subjects become illustrated arcana.

Each source guides the central figure while the card frame, symbols, and atmosphere form the treatment.

Tarot Card result 1
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Tarot Card result 2
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Tarot Card result 3
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Keep working with the card result.

Open Tarot Card result in the CharGen workspace
Edit promptRecreateVary detailHigh detail, 30 Gold

From one portrait to a finished tarot card.

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4 Gold

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Medium

10 Gold

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High

30 Gold

Open Tarot Card

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  1. 1Upload the source
  2. 2Choose the detail
  3. 3Review the Gold cost

What the tarot card generator makes

Upload one clear photo, a portrait or a character image. The tarot card generator keeps the face and the clothing. It paints the figure into a full tarot card with an ornate border and a title. Around the figure, it adds symbols such as stars, flowers or a sun.

You can use a photo of yourself, a friend or a pet, a D&D character you made in CharGen, or a creature from your campaign. Each card is a portrait image that you can download and print. For a full deck, make one card for each person or card you want, with the same quality setting so the cards match.

People use the cards as gifts, as player handouts, as a prop for a fortune-telling scene, or as art for a campaign's deck of fate.

A photo of a player at his gaming desk turned into a tarot card called The Dreamer

What stays. What can vary.

Usually preserved

Central subject
The character remains the focus of the card
Distinctive features
Hair, clothing, and major markings guide the portrait
Colour direction
The source palette informs the illustration
Workflow result detail

Can vary

Symbolism
Objects and motifs can change with the composition
Border design
Frames and decorative details vary between results
Pose and expression
The figure can change to fit the card
Open Tarot Card example

Before you start

Ready to use Tarot Card?

One source image. From 4 Gold.