SnapCues Lite (Not Magnetic)

SnapCues Lite™ Visual Cue Cards — Set of 12

All the visual support, in a thinner, lighter format.

SnapCues Lite are durable 3D-printed visual cue cards designed for easy, portable everyday use. Each set includes 12 lightweight cue cards with bold raised graphics and text, plus a storage ring that keeps the full set together and easy to grab on the go.

Unlike our magnetic SnapCues, SnapCues Lite do not contain magnets. Their slim 2 mm profile makes them ideal for customers who want a lightweight visual system or prefer to add their own Velcro, adhesive, clips, or other mounting method.

What’s Included

• 12 SnapCues Lite visual cue cards
• 1 storage/carry ring
• Your choice of available 12-card cue set

Why SnapCues Lite?

• Slim 2 mm design
• Lightweight and portable
• All 12 cues fit comfortably on the included ring
• Durable 3D-printed construction
• Raised graphics and text
• No laminated paper pieces
• No exposed hardware
• Use loose, on the ring, or with your preferred mounting method
• Available in the same SnapCues visual vocabulary as our magnetic sets

Color Options

Cloud — White cue with black graphics
Spotlight — black cue with white graphics

Choose Your Cue Set

SnapCues Lite are available in themed 12-card collections such as Core, Feelings, Sensory, and additional sets as they are released.

Mix and match sets to build a visual library that works for your learner, classroom, home, or therapy setting.

SnapCues Lite vs. Magnetic SnapCues

SnapCues Lite are thinner, non-magnetic, and ring-friendly for maximum portability.

Magnetic SnapCues feature fully enclosed magnets and are designed to snap securely onto SnapCues magnetic bases and other compatible magnetic surfaces.

Choose the format that works best for how you plan to use your visuals.

Made by SnapSymbols

SnapCues Lite are designed and manufactured in-house as part of the SnapSymbols family of communication and visual-support tools. Each piece is 3D printed and hand assembled.

Minor layer lines and surface variations are a normal part of the 3D-printing process and do not affect function.