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Card slideshow maker for TikTok and Instagram

Turn photos of your pulls, PC or grading picks into vertical slides ready for TikTok, Reels and Stories. Each card is found in the photo, straightened and labeled with its measured front centering, so viewers can see which cards have a shot at a 10. It is free, needs no account and runs in your browser.

1. Add card photos

Up to 12. Each card is found, straightened and measured on your device.

2. Style it

Leave either one empty to skip that slide.

Theme

3. Export

Preview

Your 9:16 slides appear here. Add a few card photos to start.

How to make a card slideshow

  1. Photograph each card flat on a plain surface, straight down, with all four corners in the shot.
  2. Add the photos above. The tool crops and straightens each card and measures its front borders.
  3. Type the card name for each slide and reorder the cards with the arrows.
  4. Edit the opening and closing slides, pick a theme and choose whether to show centering.
  5. Download the slides as a ZIP, share them straight to an app on your phone, or record a video.

Slideshow ideas that collectors post

  • Pack opening pulls. Lead with the set name and save the best hit for the last card.
  • Should I grade these? Show the centering on each card and ask viewers to pick.
  • Grading submission. Post what you are sending to PSA, CGC or TAG, then follow up with the grades.
  • Binder tour. Walk through a set or a personal collection one favorite at a time.

Reading the centering on a slide

The number on each slide is the front centering on the worse axis, measured across the full length of each border after the photo is straightened. PSA's published front limit for a Gem Mint 10 is about 55/45, and a PSA 9 allows about 60/40. A slide only shows the front, so the back can still hold a card back, and corners, edges and surface count as much as centering. For front and back together, use the card centering calculator or read PSA 10 centering requirements.

Before you post a grading pick

Centering tells you whether a top grade is possible. To see whether grading pays, run the card through the is my card worth grading calculator. A Binder AI scan estimates all four subgrades and pulls recent sold prices from the same photos.

Frequently asked questions

How do I make a TikTok slideshow of my cards?

Add your card photos above, type a name for each card, pick a theme and tap Download slides. You get one 1080 x 1920 image per slide. In TikTok, tap the plus button, choose Upload, select the slides in order and post them as a photo post. Or tap Make a video to record the slides as one clip.

Is the slideshow maker free?

Yes. There is no account, no watermark you can't turn off and no limit on how many slideshows you make. Each slideshow holds up to 12 cards.

Are my card photos uploaded?

No. Finding the card, straightening it, measuring the centering and drawing the slides all happen in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.

What does the centering number on each slide mean?

It is the front centering of the card, measured from your photo. 53/47 means the wider border is 53% of the two opposite borders added together, on whichever axis is worse. The line under it compares that number with PSA's published front limits, such as 55/45 for a PSA 10. It covers centering only, so corners, edges, surface and the back of the card can still lower the grade.

Why is there no centering on some of my cards?

Full-art and borderless cards often have no printed border to measure, and some photos don't show the whole card. Those cards still get a slide, just without a centering number. For a manual check with draggable guides, use the card centering calculator.

Can I make an Instagram Reel or Story with it?

Yes. The slides are 9:16, the size Reels and Stories use. Tap Make a video for a single clip with a short fade between slides, or post the images as a carousel. Some browsers save the video as WebM rather than MP4; if your phone won't upload it, use the slides instead.

What photos work best?

Take each card out of its sleeve, lay it on a plain surface that contrasts with the border and shoot straight down with all four corners in view. The tool straightens a slightly angled photo for you. Even light without glare on the border gives the cleanest card and the most reliable centering.

Related tools and guides

Card centering calculatorFront and back centering with PSA, BGS and TAG limits.Read more →Pokémon card centering checkerThe photo centering check set up for TCG cards.Read more →How to pre-grade cards at homeCheck corners, edges and surface before you post a pick.Read more →Is my card worth grading?When the grading fee pays for itself.Read more →

Grade the cards in your slideshow

Binder AI estimates centering, corners, edges and surface from two photos, identifies the card and shows recent sold prices. Free to download; grading is included with a subscription from $1.99/week.

Download Binder AI on the App StoreGet Binder AI on Google Play

Prefer the web? Start grading in your browser. AI grades are estimates, not official grades.