Turn prompts into 3D holographic trading cards with Blender and Three.js

You can now turn a single text prompt or reference photo into a fully interactive 3D holographic card.

EverettFish released holo-card-studio, an open-source Codex skill that crossed 1,460 stars this week. Give it a prompt like "cyberpunk mechanical cat," and it generates a four-layer image layout: text, line art, subject, and background. It then constructs a fully editable Blender scene (card.blend) and exports an interactive Three.js web page with parallax, laser foil, and tilt effects.

Why it matters: Most AI generation tools leave you with a flat 2D image. This project turns simple descriptions into layered 3D objects, letting cards shift depth and shine in response to your mouse or phone orientation.

To use it, place the folder inside ~/.codex/skills/holo-card-studio/ and ask Codex to design a card. The pipeline automatically fetches a portable Blender binary, builds the layer assets, and launches a local web viewer. You get the web preview, raw .png layers, configuration JSON, and the original Blender scene. It also supports two-frame lenticular flip cards using --mode lenticular.

Time to turn your cat into a legendary rarity foil card.