Goodreads · Year Cards

A reading wrap-up template that fills itself in

Instead of filling a blank wrap-up template by hand, drop your Goodreads export below. You get five finished year wrap-up cards at 1080 by 1350 pixels, the portrait size Instagram, Threads and Bluesky show without cropping.

Drop your Goodreads export The library .csv from My Books, then Import and export. Five cards appear below, ready to download.

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What a year's wrap-up covers, card by card

A reading wrap-up usually answers five things. Each card takes one, filled from your export:

Here is what the five cards say for the sample Goodreads library on this page, a made-up year of classics read through October 2026:

The count: 17 books and 5,776 pages, so 340 pages a book on average; the longest was Moby-Dick at 635 pages.
Month by month: February was the busiest with 4 books.
Top authors: Jane Austen with 3, then Charles Dickens, Edith Wharton and Willa Cather with 2 each.
Ratings: 15 of the 17 are rated, averaging 3.8 stars (57 stars over 15 books).
The to-read pile: 5 books waiting, 3 of them added this year.

Two more books in the sample sit on the Read shelf with no date read, so no year counts them; the page names that under the cards.

Post them in order as a carousel, or pick the one or two that tell your year best.

Questions people ask next

Can I edit the text on the cards?

No. The cards are finished images of your numbers. Download them and add your own caption when you post.

Is there a monthly wrap-up?

The cards cover a year; the month-by-month card shows how many books each month held.

Is there a film version?

Yes. Drop a Letterboxd export instead and you get five film cards.

How do I save a card on a phone?

Open the card with its download button, then press and hold the image to save it.

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