Custom MTG proxies, printed to order

Sideboarding prints Magic: The Gathering proxies the way you would want them printed if you did it yourself with a real press: one card at a time, with the art you chose, on card stock that shuffles like a card. You bring a deck list. We print the deck.

What you get

Every card is printed on double-sided 200 gsm photo paper and laminated matte. No foil, no holographic sheen, no finish we do not sell: one matte finish, done properly. The card is the standard 63 × 88 mm, so it fits every sleeve and every deck box you already own. Double-sided cards print on both faces, and you pick the card back for the whole deck.

A full 100-card Commander deck is $40, which is $0.40 a card. Smaller decks are $0.50 a card. There is no minimum order: a single card is a valid order. Shipping is $6, and free once an order reaches $80. See pricing for the worked examples.

Most US orders ship in 1 business day, with tracking on every parcel. We ship within the United States for now.

How an order works

1. Bring your list. Paste a Moxfield or Archidekt link, paste the list as text, or drop in an MPC Fill XML if you already built the deck there.
2. Pick the art. The Studio shows every printing of each card from MPC Fill and Scryfall side by side: the original, the extended-art version, the alternate frames, the fan art. Choose per card, or apply one choice to every copy. If you have your own art, upload it.
3. Check it, then order. You see every card laid out, with the final price, before you pay. Pay by card. We print, cut, check and ship.

You do not need an account to build a deck. The Studio keeps your work in the browser until you decide to order.

Why a printed proxy instead of a printer at home

Home printers put ink on paper. A card needs the right weight so it does not feel thin in a sleeve, a surface that does not glare under table lights, and a cut that matches the real thing so the deck shuffles evenly. We print at photo-lab resolution on 200 gsm stock and laminate matte, which is what gives the cards their grip and hides fingerprints. The guide to printing MTG proxies compares the options honestly, including the ones that are not us.

Where proxies belong

Proxies are for your own games: kitchen-table Magic, Commander nights, cube, proxy-friendly events, and testing a deck before you buy the real cards. They are not legal in sanctioned tournaments, and they are not meant to pass as real cards. The legality guide covers the rules and the etiquette in plain terms.

Defects are on us

16,500 cards printed so far. If a card arrives misprinted, off-cut or damaged, reply to your confirmation email with a photo and we reprint it free. No form, no argument.