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Let’s make your first card. The easiest way is to start from a template and change it.
1

Open Card Studio

In the sidebar, open Build, then Card Studio.
2

Pick a template

Open the Templates tab. Pick one you like, for example a welcome card, and press Use this. A copy goes into your cards. See Templates and your pictures.
3

Change the words

Click a text layer and type your own words. Use the insert a value button next to the box to add values, like {user_displayName}.
4

Change the style

Pick a font, a colour, or a whole new look. See Looks and Fonts.
5

Save

Press Ctrl + S to save.
6

Send yourself a test

Press Send me a test. Your bot sends you the real card in a private message, with your own Discord picture and name.

The parts of the editor

When you open a card, the editor opens full screen. It is a bit like a drawing app. To go back to the dashboard, press Card Studio at the top left.
The left side has tabs with things you can add.

Moving things around

Keyboard shortcuts

Showing values on a card

Any text, picture, bar or grid can show values. Press the insert a value button next to a box and pick one.

Example

You type this in a text layer: Welcome, {user_displayName}! You are member {server_members}.The card shows: Welcome, Sam! You are member 120.
You can use built-in values like {user_displayName} and {server_members}, and your own variables, like {DBVAR_coins}. See Built-in variables.

Exact preview

The preview draws your card exactly the way your bot will send it. What you see is what your members get.

Send me a test

Press Send me a test and your bot sends you the real card in a private message, with your own Discord picture and name. It uses your linked Discord account, or asks for your Discord user ID.
Link your Discord account first with Link Discord in the sidebar. Then the test goes straight to you.

Next

Layers

Every kind of layer you can add.

Send cards from your bot

Make your bot send the card.