Platinum Card
One card for any platinum you own, ready to post the moment the trophy pops.
No sign-in and no PlayStation account linking. The PSN ID only needs to have trophies set to public.
The moment after a platinum unlocks is the one worth sharing, and a screenshot of the trophy notification rarely does it justice. The Platinum Card builds a single image around one platinum: the game's artwork, the trophy name, the platform it was earned on, how rare it is and the date it popped.
Alongside the trophy, the card carries the profile so the achievement has context. The avatar, PSN ID and platinum total sit next to the game, which turns the card into a running record rather than an isolated screenshot.
The card opens on the newest platinum, since that is usually the one worth sharing. Every other platinum on the profile is a search away, so an old favourite can have a card of its own just as easily.
- Enter a PSN ID with trophies set to public.
- Your newest platinum is rendered as a card, and any other one can be picked from the search box.
- Download the card as a PNG and post it wherever trophies get shared.
- Cover artwork — the card is built around the game's own art, with a color glow pulled from the image itself.
- Trophy details — the platinum's name, the platform it was earned on, its rarity percentage and the date it unlocked.
- Profile context — the avatar, PSN ID and total platinum count, so the card shows where this trophy sits in the collection.
- Any platinum — the card opens on the newest platinum and any other one on the profile can be picked from a search box.
- Export — download the finished card as a PNG.
Frequently asked questions
Which trophy does the card show?
Whichever platinum you pick. It opens on the one with the most recent earned date, and a search box lists every other platinum on the PSN ID you entered. Non-platinum trophies are ignored, so the card always represents a completed game.
Why is the newest platinum missing?
Trophies only become visible once the console has synced them to PSN. If the latest platinum is missing, sync trophies from the PlayStation trophy menu and reload the page.
Can I make a card for someone else's platinum?
Yes, as long as their PSN profile has trophies set to public. The card is built entirely from data PSN already shares publicly.
What if the PSN ID has no platinums yet?
There is nothing to build a card from, so the page will tell you no platinum was found. Every other PlatHub tool behaves the same way, since they all work from earned platinum trophies.
More PlatHub tools
- PlatHub Profile — one page summing up a collection, at a link worth sharing.
- Platinum Trophy Mosaic — turn every platinum on a profile into one customizable image.
- 100% Completion Mosaic — every game taken to 100%, platinum or not, as one image.
- Platinum Tier List — rank a collection from S to F and export the board.
- Trophy Statistics — charts of a collection by date, rarity and more.
- Yearly Recap — a platinum year in review, one year at a time.
- Alphabet Challenge — track a platinum for every letter from A to Z.
- GOTY Challenge — check a profile against every Game of the Year winner.
- Series Tracker — see how close a profile is to completing a full game series.
- Platinum Backlog — the platinums not earned yet.
- PlatHub Points — score a collection by rarity, and see what each platinum is worth.
- PlatHub Leaderboard — every profile checked on the site, ranked by PlatHub Points.