Many rectangles, zero format fees

Every format gets the dignity of being weirdly specific.

FreeCard treats physical formats like objects, not generic social-media squares wearing fake mustaches. Built in Indonesia, where apparently we can still tell the difference between a cover and a content funnel.

Music StuffFREE

CDs, cassettes, vinyl jackets, burned mixtapes, album art blocks, tracklists, warning labels, spine text, price stickers, store tags, and handwritten notes.

Video And GamesFREE

VHS sleeves, DVD covers, and PS1 cases get taller, wider, or jewel-box energy depending on the format. The rectangles have opinions.

Paper ChaosFREE

Retro posters, floppy labels, and magazine covers are built for cutout headlines, fake barcodes, issue numbers, and zine-table drama.