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How to use it
- Search on the left, then click a card to drop it in the selected pocket, or drag it straight onto the page.
- Drag a card or insert to another pocket to swap them.
- Click a pocket to select it. To pick a group, drag from an empty pocket across the others and let go — the selection only changes while you hold. To take in pockets that already have cards, click one and shift-click another.
- Every pocket holds one card, always. An insert that covers several pockets is cut across them, a piece to each, exactly as you would sleeve it.
- Name a page in the Name this page box — the name shows above the page and in its chip's tooltip. Two pages side by side: Spread view shows a binder opening (pages 2 – 3, 4 – 5…). Drag the numbered page chips to reorder pages.
- Made a mistake? Undo and Redo step through every edit (Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Shift+Z).
- Combine → lays the next page beside this one as one wide spread (say two 3×3 pages into a 6×3). It is wider than A4 — print on A3, or use "Fit to page".
- Blank marks a pocket as left empty on purpose, which is part of the method rather than an oversight.
- Under Your inserts, drop an image, paste one, or drop it straight onto the page. Choose how many pockets it should fill, frame it, and it joins your library — then drag it onto a page like a card and it takes exactly that many pockets.
- Shortcuts: B blank, Delete clear, Esc deselect, Ctrl+Z undo, ← → pages, Ctrl+F search.
- Everything saves in this browser as you go. Export writes a file you can keep or move; Copy link makes a link that carries the design, though not your uploads.
- Import asks whether to keep the file as its own binder or add its pages to the back of one you already have.
- Printing lays pockets flush at 63×88 mm with cut guides, so a panel stays continuous across the cards you cut.