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Yoto MYO Card Storage & Labels
Keep your Yoto MYO cards organised, findable and kid-friendly. Here’s how to store a growing card collection — plus a free tool to label every card — from an Australian 3D-printing studio.
Why a Yoto MYO card collection needs a storage system
Make Your Own (MYO) cards are the best part of the Yoto Player and Yoto Mini — you can load any audio you like onto a blank, credit-card-sized card. The catch is that they multiply fast. A dozen identical white cards in a drawer quickly becomes “which one is the bedtime story again?”
A simple storage and labelling system fixes two problems at once: it keeps the cards from getting lost or bent, and it lets your child pick their own card without help — which is the whole point of an independent Yoto.
Storage options for Yoto cards
Yoto MYO cards are 54 × 85.6 mm — the same size as a credit card (CR80) — so anything sized for trading cards or bank cards will hold them. The most popular setups are:
- Card holders & wallets — keep a full set together and portable for the car or grandparents’ house.
- Player docks — a stand that holds the Yoto Player or Mini upright with a few favourite cards within reach.
- Display stands — angled racks that show card artwork like little book covers, so kids choose by sight.
We design and 3D-print all three here in Australia, sized specifically for Yoto cards and the Player and Mini.
Label your MYO cards so kids can self-serve
Storage solves where the cards live; labels solve which card is which. Printed artwork on each card turns a stack of blank white cards into a library your child can read at a glance — even before they can read words.
Our free Yoto Card Label Maker runs right in your browser: add a photo or pick a template, lay out nine labels per A4 or US Letter sheet, and download a print-ready PDF. No signup, and your images never leave your device.
Australian made and built to last
Everything ships from our workshop in Australia, 3D-printed to order. Because we make the parts ourselves, we can size them precisely to the 54 × 85.6 mm card and to the exact dimensions of the Yoto Player and Mini — a snug fit you won’t get from a generic card box.
More Yoto guides
- Free Yoto Card Label Maker — design and print labels in your browser.
- What size are Yoto card labels? — the exact dimensions and how many fit per sheet.
- How to print Yoto card labels at home — a five-minute step-by-step.
Yoto card storage FAQs
What size are Yoto MYO cards?
Yoto MYO cards are 54 × 85.6 mm — the standard credit-card (CR80) size. Any holder, wallet or stand made for bank or trading cards will fit them.
How should I organise a big Yoto card collection?
Group cards the way your child reaches for them — by routine (bedtime, car, quiet time) or by character. A display stand keeps current favourites on show, while a holder or wallet stores the rest. Labelling each card with its artwork makes any system work, because kids choose by picture.
Can I print my own labels for MYO cards?
Yes. Our free Yoto Card Label Maker lets you design labels from your own photos or built-in templates and download a print-ready PDF — nine to an A4 or US Letter sheet. It’s free and runs entirely in your browser.
Where can I buy Yoto card storage in Australia?
Printforge designs and 3D-prints Yoto card holders, docks and display stands in Australia, with local shipping. Browse the Yoto collection to see what’s available.
Not affiliated with or endorsed by Yoto Ltd. Yoto, Yoto Player, Yoto Mini and Yoto MYO are trademarks of Yoto Ltd.