A print studio for your decks
Your deck.
Your story.
In print.
From your hundred-card Commander brew to your next Riftbound or Cyberpunk list. Turn the decks you love into one-page reference cards, ready to print, sleeve, and keep. Introduce your commander or legend with its own passport.
Real game assets · 63 × 88 mm · PNG & PDF
Made to be played. Designed to be kept. · Browse all decks
From the command zone to Night City
Cyberpunk TCGA proper introduction.
Meet your deck’s
new calling card.
The commander. The plan. The reason everyone should be a little worried. Put your deck’s personality on a passport, with real card art and a QR code to the full list.
Actual legends. Actual artwork.
Riftbound, ready to sleeve.
Three legends. Three distinct identities. Every full deck card carries the artwork of its chosen legend.
Less formatting. More playing.
A proper home for
your favorite brew.
Bring the list from wherever you build — a deckbuilder export,
a note on your phone, or that list you keep perfecting.
- 01
Paste or upload
Drop in a .txt export or paste your list. Choose your game and we'll organize your cards into sections.
- 02
Style your card
Find your favorite card style, name your deck, and add a sideboard guide for your next matchup.
- 03
Save, edit, share
Every deck lives in your library. Swap a few cards after a tournament and re-export in seconds.
COMMANDER / 100 CARDS / ONE GOOD STORYYes, the whole hundred.
Built for the
command zone.
Your commander and the full hundred, together. Import your list, choose your deck’s colors, and keep the complete deck on one reference card.
100-card counter · Partner support · One-page decklistBuilt for your next brew
Your whole collection of lists,
in one place.
Keep every deck you create. Filter by game and duplicate a list whenever you want to try a new tech choice.
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A little help before you brew
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to turn your list into a card.
What format should my decklist be in?
Paste a decklist, supported deck code, or public export link in Import a deck. You can also upload TXT, CSV, JSON, XML/DEK, or Tabletop Simulator exports. Preview the detected quantities and sections before applying. Unknown cards and unsupported codes are flagged.
Which games can I use?
Magic: The Gathering (including Commander), Riftbound, and Cyberpunk TCG. Choose your game in the editor.
Can I print my deck card?
Yes. Full decklist cards use 63 × 88 mm pages; landscape passports use 88 × 63 mm. Download a print-ready PDF or a PNG at 300 DPI. Print the PDF at actual size (100%) to put your deck card in a standard card sleeve.
What is a deck passport?
A landscape introduction to your deck: real commander or legend artwork, archetypes, a short story, and your win condition. MTG passports also support a bracket, partners, and core cards. Add a decklist link to include a scannable QR code. You can make a passport without pasting the full decklist.
Where are my decks saved?
Sign in to save private decks to your account and open them on another device. You can also work as a guest, with decks saved in this browser. Import browser decks into your account from My decks. Downloads and share links keep an independent copy.
How does sharing work?
Your share link includes the decklist and its styling. Anyone who opens it can view the card and save their own copy. The link is self-contained, so edits you make later will not change an earlier link.
Is there a card limit?
Lists with up to 1,000 entries are supported. Full decklists fit on one card using balanced columns and automatic type sizing. Very large imports can use overflow pages; optional matchup notes have their own pages.
Can I make Commander cards?
Yes. Select Magic: The Gathering and choose Commander. Add your commander (or partners), paste your list, and use the 100-card counter. Commander cards use real artwork and mana symbols, with the complete list on one page. The counter checks deck size; it does not verify card legality or color identity.