How to make a Valorant inventory card

There are two ways to fill the grid, and you can mix them. The fast one is the Riot import: sign in on Riot's page, paste the URL it sends you to, and VALODEX pulls in your skins, player card, sprays, buddies, flex, level and rank. The other way is to just add skins yourself from the browser. That's the move if you only want a handful of favorites, or if you'd rather not sign in at all.

If you add skins by hand, pick the color you actually own. Each skin has a color option, and whatever you pick is what shows up on the card.

The template sets the layout, the fonts and the overall vibe. There are eleven, and they all use the same info, so switching never loses a skin, a rank or your name. Use the dropdown above the preview, or open the Templates page to compare them all at once.

They range from the two VALODEX defaults to dark and neon looks, a bright ivory one, a glassy one, a dense market-style grid, and a few softer themes. A couple of them hide features that don't fit their layout, like bundle merging, and that's on purpose.

Everything in the customization panel feeds the card. Set your arsenal name, pick a player card, choose your current and peak rank, and add up to six sprays, four buddies and one flex item. You can show weapon names and tier icons, and you can merge skins from the same bundle into one tile so a big collection doesn't turn into a wall of near-identical rows.

The output panel is also where you upload your own background image and fade it in. If none of the built-in looks fit, that's the quickest way to make it yours without leaving the app.

The sizes are presets, not guesses: square for a profile post, 9:16 for a story, 4:5 for a feed post, plus wider shapes for banners and wallpapers. Pick PNG if you want the sharpest image, or JPG and WEBP if you want a smaller file. JPG and WEBP are totally fine for chat and social.

Quality only matters for the compressed formats. Leave it high unless the file is too big, because skin art has a lot of detail and compresses badly.

Save image exports the current preview at the size you picked. Want the same card in every size? All sizes (.zip) gives you one image per preset in a single download. There's also slides mode, which splits a long collection across a few 9:16 frames, which is what short-video apps want.

Sort your collection before you save. Sorting by category or tier makes the grid look planned instead of random. And if you've got a lot of skins from the same bundle, merging them keeps things tidy.

Match the size to where it's going. A square looks right in a feed and a bit bulky in a story. A 9:16 looks right in a story and cramped in a feed. Not sure? Save two sizes and compare.

If the card is about showing off, leave the tier icons on. They make it easy to see how high-end the collection is at a glance, which is kind of the whole point.