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Poke Pics - Pokemon Card Maker

Card Making · Free + IAP
D Tier
Weak · #20 of 22
63
4.2★4.6K ratings
Free + IAPprice
6.6ysince update
  • iPhone
  • iPad

What is Poke Pics?

Poke Pics is an Entertainment app for creating custom parody Pokemon cards using photos from your library. You can swap the card type, edit the name, description, stats and attacks, and view the result in a 3D view. Cards can be saved to your photo library, added to a deck within the app, or shared to social media.

Pricing. Poke Pics - Pokemon Card Maker is free to download, with in-app purchases on the App Store.

Good for

  • Making parody Pokemon cards from your own photos
  • Designing custom cards with your own names and stats
  • Saving and sharing cards to social media from the app

Screenshots

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Why this app is in D tier

Poke Pics scores 63 out of 100: rating 76, rating count 78, App Store search rank 97, update recency 0. The four parts are averaged with no weights, and D tier follows from that score within this list. The full explanation, as data.

Description

Everyone's favorite Custom Pokemon Card Maker. Make custom parody Pokemon cards using your own photos and pics. Customize everything on your card and see it in a cool 3D view. - Super easy to edit. - Select a photo from your photo library. - Swap the card type. - Edit the card's name, description, stats, attacks and more. - Save your card to your photo library and add it your your deck to view it in the app later. - Share your card on social media from directly in the app.

Compare in Card Making

MeasurePoke PicsInvitation Maker: Card CreatorGreeting Cards
TierDDD
Score63 / 10066 / 10061 / 100
Rating4.2 ★4.6 ★4.7 ★
Ratings4.6K27.0K3.0K
Last update2414d ago651d ago2379d ago
PriceFree + IAPFree + IAPFree + IAP

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Questions about Poke Pics

Is the app free to install?

The app is free to download. It also lists in-app purchases, but the specific purchase prices are Not stated on the App Store.

Can I use my own photos on the cards?

Yes. The description says you can select a photo from your photo library to use on a custom parody card.

Can I keep or share my cards?

You can save a card to your photo library, add it to your deck to view later in the app, or share it on social media directly from the app.

Is Poke Pics free?

Poke Pics is free to download, with in-app purchases.

What is Poke Pics good for?

Poke Pics is built for making parody pokemon cards from your own photos, designing custom cards with your own names and stats, saving and sharing cards to social media from the app. It sits in the card making list on AppTierList.

Is Poke Pics worth it?

Poke Pics is D tier, ranked #20 of 22 card making apps with a score of 63 out of 100, from a 4.2 App Store rating across 4,624 ratings. 19 apps rank above it in the same list.

How does Poke Pics compare to Invitation Maker: Card Creator?

Poke Pics is D tier at 63; Invitation Maker: Card Creator is D tier at 66. Invitation Maker: Card Creator ranks higher. Poke Pics is free to download, with in-app purchases, Invitation Maker: Card Creator is free to download, with in-app purchases.

How often is Poke Pics updated?

Poke Pics was last updated over a year ago, on 2020-03-13, which holds its tier down.

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All the facts

List
Card Making (D tier, #20)
Tier
D (Weak)
Score
63 / 100
Rank in list
#20 of 22
Ranking certainty
settled
Price
Free + IAP
App Store rating
4.2 out of 5
Number of ratings
4,624
Current version
(2414 days ago)
App Store data read
App Store category
Entertainment
Good for
Making parody Pokemon cards from your own photos, Designing custom cards with your own names and stats, Saving and sharing cards to social media from the app
Requires
iOS 9.0 or later
Size
130 MB
Age rating
4+
Languages
1
Runs on
iPhone, iPad
Developer pages
Website · Support · Privacy policy
Maker
unclaimed
As data
JSON · why it ranks here

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