Whether you just need a single card, a handful, or an entire deck - precon or completely handpicked - a decklist helps us ensure you get exactly what you want. See supported websites and tools below.
Deck builder and search tool. Scryfall integration. Light. Fast on mobile.
Once you finish creating or selecting a deck, you can copy the URL and it will preserve your print/art/set selections. That's all we'll need to get printing.
Similar in function to Moxfield. Scryfall integration. Easily choose alernate printings of cards from a picture gallery. Heavier and slower, especially on some mobile devices.
Once you finish creating or selecting a deck, you can copy the URL and it will preserve your print/art/set selections. That's all we'll need to get printing.
This is a good place to find custom cards - both art swaps and fully custom text/frames. Fully opensource and powered by a collection of Google Drive databases rather than a single database (i.e. Scryfall). MPC Autofill's interface is a little more technical than Moxfield and Archidekt but offers more freedom of choice.
Head to Explore to search cards. Set tags you want to include/exclude and/or search terms. When you find a card you want, click it, set your quantity and hit "add to project". You may disregard cardback settings and options as all of our cards print single sided with a generic patterned back. Once you've found everything you need, hit Editor at the top of the page then "Download" > "XML". We'll send you a file upload link.
*Note: We recommend a minimum of 600dpi resolution for the best print quality. You can see the dpi at the bottom of each card thumbnail.
Find and create custom cards. There's no integrated deck builder so when you find a card, click it and then download. You'll just need to put the images in a folder and .zip it. We'll send an upload link when you're ready. More info about creating your own cards below.
NOTE: MTGCardBuilder hosts NSFW cards and art. They've begun to move them to a separate site, MTGNSFW, but many remain in their main gallery. Visit both sides at your discretion. Caution is also advised when visiting either site as they both host misleading "CLICK TO DOWNLOAD" ads and the like. You know the ones. Be safe.
There are two mainstream tools for building your own cards: Card Conjurer and MTGCardBuilder. Both are extremely similar in look and function, save for a few unique features. MTGCardBuilder does add "NOT FOR SALE" and "MTGCardBuilder.com" watermarks to the bottom of the card that cannot be removed without a paid subscription, so keep that in mind. Without the subscription, you are also limited to three saved projects/cards at a time.
Both tools are easy to use, but spend some time exploring if you're new; there are a lot of great features. When you're finished with your card, save it using your preferred method, and download the image. The button is usually at the bottom of the page. Once you have your images, put them in their own folder and .zip it. When you're ready, we'll send you an upload link.
Disclaimer: By submitting a custom card, you express that you own the rights or have obtained permission to use any art, text or other elements included in the card.