Yoto Blank Audio Cards, 5-Pack

Quick overview

When a child wants to hear a family story or a favorite playlist on their Yoto Player, a blank card lets you make that listening choice their own. This pack includes five cards for custom audio or content linked from your Yoto library.

Picture a grandparent recording a bedtime story: you can put that audio on a card, then let your child choose it on a Yoto Player or Mini. It gives familiar voices and personally chosen listening a physical-card format.

Keep in mind that these are blank cards, not ready-to-play story collections. You’ll need to add or link the content you want before listening.

How to use it

Create or edit a card using the Yoto App or the online Create page. The cards can hold your own audio, such as stories or music files, as well as content already in your Yoto library. The description also mentions playlists and links to radio stations as possibilities, so they can serve more than one listening purpose.

Each card supports up to 100 tracks or 500MB of audio. You can edit and update cards as often as you like, which is useful when a child’s interests change or you want to refresh a playlist without making a new card. Sticker sheets are included for personalizing the cards and making a small collection easier to tell apart.

Practical tips

Think about what you’d actually put on the cards before choosing this pack. For example, one could hold a relative’s recorded stories, another a music selection, and another content from your Yoto library. That approach suits families who want a child to pick something familiar without searching through a phone or opening an app at listening time.

These cards can also stand in for a lost Yoto card: link content that’s already in your library to a blank card and restore a physical way to select it. Compared with buying a card tied to a fixed selection, this pack offers more control over what goes on each card, but also asks you to choose and manage the content yourself. A solid pick if you enjoy personalizing what a child listens to. You may want to skip it if you want cards that arrive with stories or music already loaded.

Practical doubts

What kind of audio can go on a card? You can add your own audio, including stories and music, or link content from your Yoto library. Playlists and radio station links are also listed as options.

How much can one card hold? Each card supports up to 100 tracks or 500MB of audio. The actual amount of listening time will depend on the audio files, which the product details don’t specify.

Can I change a card later? Yes. You can edit and update it using the Yoto App or online Create page, and then use it with a Yoto Player or Mini.

Final verdict

This five-card pack makes the most sense when you have audio you want a child to revisit, whether that’s a family recording, a playlist, or library content. The 100-track and 500MB limits give you a clear sense of the per-card capacity, while the ability to update cards keeps them adaptable. Choose it for a personalized listening setup or as a way to replace access to a lost card, pass if you’d rather hand over ready-made content with no setup or curation involved.