Beginner path

K-pop photocard guides: make, size, and print your cards

Making your first card? Set the size before you edit the photo, then print one measured proof before using the rest of your paper.

What size is a K-pop photocard?

Start with a 55 × 85 mm finished card, then get the matching bleed, pixel, sleeve, and print measurements.

Turn a photo you are allowed to use into a fan-made K-pop photocard, then check the preview and choose the right export.

Print at the correct size with an A4 or US Letter sheet, Actual Size settings, crop marks, and one measured proof.

Use 55 × 85 mm as a practical finished size and add 3 mm bleed on every edge for a 61 × 91 mm print canvas.

Yes. Use the matching A4 or US Letter Print Kit, select Actual Size, and measure one proof before a batch.

Choose a sharp, permitted portrait with a clearly visible face, even light, and enough room for a vertical crop.

Choose by printer compatibility first, then compare matte, satin, and glossy surfaces with one physical proof.

Materials and output

Choose paper the printer can feed, keep the PDF at Actual Size, and test one card before you print the batch.

Print at the correct size with an A4 or US Letter sheet, Actual Size settings, crop marks, and one measured proof.

Compare matte, satin, and glossy photocard paper by printer compatibility, feel, glare, color, and sleeve fit.

Before you choose

See what to look for in face matching, private photo handling, previews, print files, and pricing before you choose a maker.

Compare photocard makers by how well they preserve a face, handle private photos, show previews, export print files, and charge.