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Business cards, menus, postcards and collectible art that change when someone tilts them in their hand.

where lenticular prints work

One card, two brands. Or your portrait on one side of the tilt and a scannable QR code on the other.

The effect: A 2-frame flip between two company logos, or from a portrait photo to a QR code with your contact details.
Format: Business / trading card, 63 × 88 mm, 60 LPI lens, rounded corners.
Why it works: It starts the conversation for you. People tilt it, show it to the person next to them, and keep it apart from the paper cards.

Character transformations, power-ups and alternate outfits, printed as a card fans can hold.

The effect: A transformation from out of costume to full cosplay, a power-up with glowing eyes and an aura surge, or 3D depth that pulls the character off the card.
Format: Trading card 63 × 88 mm or photocard 55 × 85 mm, both sized for standard sleeves and top-loaders.
Why it works: A photocopy can't reproduce the motion, so each card stays a real collectible. With a 1-unit minimum, you can print a limited convention run without holding stock.

Catch a guest's eye before they open the menu.

The effect: Day to night: the morning coffee menu turns into the evening cocktail list. Or raw ingredients that flip into the plated dish.
Format: Desk Frame Flip, 105 × 148 mm (A6) with a self-standing easel back, or postcard 100 × 150 mm. Printed on rigid APET plastic.
Why it works: Your signature dish or drink pairing moves on the table at the moment guests decide what to order.

A souvenir postcard that moves.

The effect: Paris from day to night as the Eiffel Tower lights up. A festival moment that opens onto the landscape around it. A historic street that flips to the same street today.
Format: Postcard, 100 × 150 mm.
Why it works: It stands out on a rack of flat cards and gives shops a premium souvenir to sell.

Access passes people keep after the event.

The effect: A 2-stage flip from the event logo to the VIP tier, or a holographic-style 3D shift.
Format: Card format, 63 × 88 mm.
Why it works: Staff can check a pass with a quick tilt, since a printed copy shows no motion. After the event, it becomes a keepsake.

A physical format for digital illustrators and photographers.

The effect: Deep stereoscopic 3D, or a wide-angle 2-frame flip.
Format: Studio Wall Art, 180 × 240 mm, rigid and ready to frame or hang.
Why it works: A premium piece for exhibitions and online drops, printed from a single unit so each edition can stay small.

60 LPI APET micro-lens: A fine lens pitch, calibrated for each print, keeps photos and small text readable.
Cleaner transitions: Linear-RGB processing between frames reduces the ghosting you see on DIY lens sheets.
1-unit minimum order: Print one custom piece or thousands, and test a new product before you commit to a run.
Gyroscope preview: Tilt your phone in our app to preview the motion before anything is printed.
Made in Bègles, France: Printed and quality-checked in our atelier near Bordeaux.

Upload 2 images in the web studio, preview the tilt, then order a single card or a full run.