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How to Create a Virtual Binder Layout Using BindrTCG

Create a virtual binder that feels uniquely yours, customize every page, add personalized backgrounds, and build polished card layouts that make your collection stand out. Follow the pictures, make a few quick choices, and give every page its own visual theme.

3 stages About 5 minutes

A finished 3 by 3 Pokémon card binder layout in BindrTCG
1

SET UP YOUR COLLECTION

Create your first binder

  1. 1.1

    The first step is to create your binder. From the Binder List, tap the plus button to navigate to create binder screen.

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  2. 1.2

    On the create binder screen you can pick a name, decide how many pages you want, and decide the cover style for your binder. You can add a simple color, select a pattern, or upload an image for the cover of your new binder. For the sake of this tutorial we will be using a custom image for the cover.

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  3. 1.3

    To upload a custom cover • Select the upload image button from the background section • Pick an image from your phone gallery • Crop it into frame and tap "choose"

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  4. 1.4

    Now your cover is set shown in your binder preview. Tap the tick icon at the top right to save the binder.

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  5. 1.5

    Congrats! Your binder is ready.

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2

Tell a story with cards

Customize your virtual binder pages

  1. 2.1

    Tap the binder you just created to open it and start editing your first binder page. • Tap the edit page button on the bottom right to open up the edit page sheet. • The edit page sheet allows you to customize the page background, card width, spacing and grid type. Adjust these according to your prefered style.

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  2. 2.2

    Tap an empty card slot to open the Add Card menu. Use the search bar or filters to find the card you want to place.

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  3. 2.3

    Repeat the process for the other empty card slots until your grid is complete.

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3

Bring it together

Add a background, then share

  1. 3.1

    Similar to the cover page creation, you can also use your own custom images for binder pages by going to the background section of the edit page sheet and selecting an image from your photos.

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  2. 3.2

    Congratulations! Your binder page customization is complete! To share this page with your friends, tap the share icon at the top right in the edit page sheet.

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Your layout is ready

One grid, endless ways to collect

Keep a consistent style across the whole binder, or make every page different—a Fire page, an evolution line, a favorite-card spread, or any visual theme that makes the collection enjoyable to browse.