FakeYourDrank carries over 65 state and region designs across the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. The catalogue is the easiest place to compare them all. This guide explains how to read the fake ID products page and pick a design for your entertainment or creative project.
These are novelty cards made for entertainment purposes. The choice of state is about the design, the material and the price, not about unlawful use.
Start with the region tabs
The products page has tabs for USA, Canada and UK. Pick your region first, then browse the designs. Each card shows its price, material and a photo of the front, back and hologram.
Compare polycarbonate and standard versions
Some states appear twice: once as a standard card and once as a polycarbonate card, for example a standard California and a California [Polycarb] option. The polycarbonate version costs more and feels closer to a real DMV card. The material guide explains the difference in full.
Think about which designs are most familiar
For film and photo projects, a well-known design often reads better on camera because the audience recognises the layout. States like California, Texas and New York are the most requested for that reason.
For collections and creative projects, less common designs can be more interesting. Provinces like Quebec and British Columbia and the United Kingdom design add variety.
Use the search box
The search box above the grid filters by keyword, so you can type a state or province name and jump straight to it. The result count updates as you type.
Check the price before you decide
Standard cards start at $80 for one, $70 each for two or more and $50 each for four or more. Polycarbonate cards start at $120 for one, $110 each for two or more and $90 each for four or more. The per-card price drops with the group, so the state you choose matters less than the number of cards in the order. See group pricing explained.
Watch the proof video for the design
Many designs have a proof video on the fake ID videos page. The videos show the card moving under light, which is the best way to judge the hologram and finish before you order. The security features in those videos are explained in UV, holograms and barcodes.
Use the material filters
The products page has material tabs that show only standard or only polycarbonate cards. If you already know you want the premium feel, switch the material filter and the grid narrows to the polycarbonate options. If you want the lowest price, the standard filter shows every budget option.
How to save a shortlist
With over 65 designs, it helps to note three or four favourites before you start the order form. Open each product page, check the front and back photos, and keep the tabs open. Then add the cards one by one on the order page.
The catalogue also remembers your region and material choices while you browse, so switching between tabs does not reset the search box.
If you are ordering for a group, let each person pick their own design. The order form supports mixed states and materials in one checkout, so nobody has to compromise.
When you are ready, the order page is the final step: choose the state, upload the photo and pay. The whole flow takes about five minutes. The state pages also list the shipping options and the duplicate policy.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many designs are in the catalogue?
The catalogue carries over 65 designs across the US, Canada and the UK, including standard and polycarbonate versions of many states.
Can I order more than one state in one order?
Yes. Use Add Card on the order form to build an order with multiple states and people, then check out once with group pricing applied.
Which states are available in polycarbonate?
Polycarbonate versions are labelled in the product title, for example with a [Polycarb] tag. Browse the products page to see the current list.
Does the state affect the price?
Material and quantity affect the price. Standard and polycarbonate tiers have their own pricing, shown on every card.
Can I see the back of the card before ordering?
Yes. Each product page shows front, back and hologram photos, and many designs also have a proof video.