AirCard MacYou already pay with Apple Pay on your iPhone. This page hands you AirCard.dmg for your Mac and 12 skins for those cards.
Get my card skinsA quick iPhone check opens the download.
Today each Wallet card wears the plain art your bank chose.
AirCard opens on your Mac and lays out twelve skins.
A short check confirms your iPhone can take the new art.
The card now wears the skin you picked, on your iPhone.
Search for AirCard on a Mac and you mostly find store mix-ups and long videos. Here the Mac installer and the skins come in one download, with the checks spelled out first.
The download does one job: it changes the art Apple Pay shows for your cards, from a computer. On a Mac you run AirCard.dmg; on Windows the same download gives you aircard.exe.
Twelve card skins come with it, so you have something to apply the moment AirCard opens. Before the files open, a short check looks at your iPhone and tells you whether the skins fit it.
Twelve card skins come with it, so you have something to apply the moment AirCard opens.
One question decides it.
Take AirCard.dmg on your Mac, or aircard.exe on Windows.
Next: the quick iPhone check.
Add a card to Apple Wallet first.
Next: Apple's setup guide, linked at the bottom of this page.
If the check says your iPhone does not fit, stop there and keep your cards as they are.
AirCard.dmg, the Mac installer. The same download also carries aircard.exe for Windows.
A pack of 12 card skins, ready to apply to the cards in Apple Wallet.
It confirms your iPhone fits before the files open, in one short step.
Yes: the steps after this page come in eleven languages.