For collectors of photocards, the 55 x 85 mm cards that come with albums and merch: somewhere to tick off a set, keep a want list and plan trades, and a few things to make for the binder. Generic throughout, with no group or member names.

Page one has your name, your oshi, the date you started and four boxes for totals (total, have, want, for trade), with the twelve oshi colours to circle. Three checklist pages each hold 24 card-shaped slots under a series line, each with a line for the member or version, a heart to colour when you have it and a star when you want it.

A want list (card, series, where, price, got), a have list (card, series, condition, for trade) and a trade list in two columns, can trade and looking for, with a tick box on every line.

Two pages of toploader frames: twelve frames at card size, 55 x 85 mm (2.2 x 3.3 in), one in each oshi colour, with a dotted border, a sparkle and a name banner. Cut out the frame and its window and slip it in front of a card in a toploader. Each of those pages also has six name tags. The last page has twelve fold-over binder tabs, 24 x 64 mm, one per colour, to fold over the edge of a binder page and glue.

You get four PDFs of ten pages, English and English with Japanese alongside each label (set smaller), each for A4 (210 x 297 mm) and US Letter (8.5 x 11 in), plus the font licence. Undated. Set in Baloo 2 and Nunito, with M PLUS Rounded 1c for the Japanese.

How to print: print at 100% ("Actual size") so the frames come out at card size. Card stock suits the frames, tags and tabs; cut on the solid lines and fold on the dashed ones. Everything sits at least 10 mm inside the page edge.