What is a Holo card? Turn a protected still into a foil clip

A Holo card is Jingwei’s display layer: the protected still is framed as a tilting foil card and exported as an about-6-second, 8 fps MP4. Use it for social teasers and commission showcases. It is not an iPhone Live Photo, and it is not the file you should upload to Verify.

After protect finishes, click Download Holo card. The filename follows your original, e.g. `cat_holo.mp4`. What people see is a card that moves, not a flat preview JPEG.

What is a Holo card versus a watermarked PNG?

The Holo card is presentation, not a new watermark algorithm. JW and the visible mark are already in the still. The clip only wraps that still in foil: a rainbow sweep, same-direction dense moiré, and sparse sparkle. Off-angle you see the clear picture; the foil does not recolor the whole painting.

How do I download a Holo card?

Finish Protect (Quick Credit or Manual) and save the PNG. In the result panel, click Download Holo card and wait for capture (Chrome is required on a self-hosted box). You get an about-6-second MP4 for Weibo, Xiaohongshu, X, or Discord. Hovering the on-site sample also previews the foil without exporting.

What is actually on the foil?

Three things live inside the shine band: a cyan–gold–pink sweep; same-direction sub-pixel gratings that beat into fingerprint ridges; and sparse glitter dots. A mask keeps grain inside the band. The rim is silver, not charcoal. Watch the finished card and clip — there are no still breakdowns on this page.

Where should I post it — and what must I not use it for?

Good as a teaser, a portfolio card, or a commission showcase. Bad as your only archive: Verify wants the PNG, not a video screenshot. Re-encoding on social apps will soften the foil; that is compression, not a failed protect.