A small world, one card at a time.

Choose an atmosphere first.

A digital art card is an illustration you discover and view on a screen. On Rainfolio, it belongs to a numbered collection, has a short story on the back and takes its place in your album. Nothing is shipped to your home. The object you are collecting is a small illustrated moment.

Start with a subject that draws you in. Places follows cities and landscapes, Portraits brings geishas and samurai into view, and Made in Japan explores Japanese car legends and classic audio design. Choose a collection within a world; its album is separate, so you can follow one mood without needing to collect everything.

The pause between five pictures.

A booster is a sealed selection of five cards from one collection. The wrapper opens, a card turns, and you can take your time before moving to the next. On a touch screen, swipe left or tap the card; the buttons also let you go back or reveal all five.

The five-card Hokkaido sample below lets you try that pace without an account or a draw. It always shows four selected Originals and one Rare in bronze. Account boosters, whether purchased or earned through Omikuji, use the published drawing rules and save their selection before you reveal them.

What makes a card rare?

Each collection contains 24 Originals, eight Rare cards, three Art cards and one Signature. In a booster, four cards are different Originals. The fifth is a rarity slot: 70% Rare, 25% Art and 5% Signature. These are category probabilities, not the odds of finding one particular illustration.

Rare, Art and Signature cards have bronze, silver and gold finishes. Their artwork is different too. Rarity describes how often a card appears; it does not give it a monetary value. There is no trading or resale system.

An album that remembers.

Cards can repeat between boosters. A repeat does not occupy another album space. Missing cards receive priority under the rules, and the twentieth booster in a collection awards the remaining artworks as a completion bonus after its five cards are revealed.

Purchased five-card boosters cost €1.49. Your first five Omikuji visits on different days also earn one free welcome booster. Both require an account and follow the same drawing and completion rules. Your album is saved across devices. An interrupted opening resumes its existing selection without another payment. If you kept cards from the earlier browser demo, they remain separate and do not transfer to your account.

Choose up to three favorites in each album. When all five cards have been revealed, you can also prepare an image of that opening to download or share. Your album stays private; the image contains your chosen opening, not your account details.