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A deep cherry card with a bright red die and a cream one, lit by a gold accent. It is the most single-minded palette of the sixteen — red on red on red, with the cream face as the only relief — and it carries the strongest mood of any theme here before a single word is typed. That is an advantage when the mood is the one you want and a problem when it is not; there is no neutral reading of a red card.
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Card #8E1226, faces #D22B3F and #FFF0E6, accent #FFC94D. Worst-case face text is 5.1:1, the second lowest of the sixteen after Ocean — the red face is the weak one and the cream face is 16.9. That gap of 11.8 is the second widest in the set, behind Ocean’s 13.0, so the two dice are genuinely unequal and it is worth choosing which list goes on which.
Short words on the red die, anything on the cream one. Put the list you most need read on the cream face, where it sits at 16.9:1. For photos, warm and strongly lit works; the card is dark at 0.063 luminance but the red keeps more light in it than Noir, Neon or Latte do, so a cut-out has something to sit against.
Valentine’s, anniversaries, anything with a deliberate temperature. It is also the theme most likely to be recognised at a glance in a feed, because very few cards in this niche are this red — which matters more for a repeat post than for a one-off. Cherry is the mirror of Royal in the measurements. Where Royal is second best on contrast and second narrowest between its faces, Cherry is second lowest at 5.1 and second widest at 11.8. It is a theme of extremes on purpose.
Keep the red die to one or two short words. At 5.1:1 it is the second weakest face in the set, and long text on it shrinks into exactly the size range where that starts to show on a phone.
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Two dice turn twelve lines of typing into thirty-six outcomes, and they read as a sentence -- what, then how long. If you would rather have a single die with six prizes, the studio switches to one die and the card lays itself out for it.
No. Everything is drawn in your own browser while you work. A photo only leaves your device if you save the game to your account, which is what puts it on your shared link for fans to see.
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The cream one. It measures 16.9:1 against the red face’s 5.1, the second widest gap of the sixteen — so on this theme the two dice are not interchangeable. Put the actions on cream and the durations on red, or swap them if your durations are the longer words.
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