Card Studio
Prep a Memory Stick, drop your firmware on it, and load a whole game library — in a couple of clicks instead of an afternoon of dragging files.
Four jobs, one window
Card Studio talks to the card in your Mac directly — no uploads, no cloud, nothing leaves the bench.
Prep any card
Finds your Memory Stick or SD card, flags anything that isn't FAT32/exFAT, and builds the full PSP folder layout in one click.
Load & compress
Batch-transfer a whole library with progress and checksum verification. Flip on ISO→CSO to fit far more games per card.
Provision firmware
Keep one master CFW folder and drop the identical setup onto every unit — same plugins, same layout, every time.
Organize the shelf
Reads each game's real title and ID from inside the ISO and renames to a clean, sortable library. Ingests fresh UMD dumps too.
Up and running in four steps
Download & unzip
Grab the app above and double-click the zip. Drag Card Studio into your Applications folder if you like.
Open it
Double-click and it launches like any Mac app — no security warnings, no right-click. It’s signed & notarized by Apple.
Point it at your folders
In Settings, choose your game library and CFW master folder once. Card Studio remembers them.
Insert a card & go
Pick the card, create the PSP folders, provision firmware, select games, and hit Transfer. That's it.
Everything stays on your Mac
Card Studio does all the copying locally — your games and cards never touch the internet. It's a tool for the bench, not a service.
Download for Mac