Create Proxy Sheet

MTG Proxy Print

Turn a Magic: The Gathering deck list into an aligned, print-ready card sheet. Search real card printings, tune the paper fit, and preview every page.

MTG Proxy Print
Workspace ready

Deck list

Paste a list or search to add cards
3 names
Import
.txt · .csv · .dek · .cod · or drop a file
4 Card Name or Card Name x4
One entry per line. Repeated names are combined.
9copies 3names 6repeat copies

Card names

Select a name to choose its printing

Sheet setup

3 x 3 · 9 per page
Orientation
Live output

Print preview

Letter paper · Standard cards
Page 0 / 0
100%
Automatic layout · 3 columns x 3 rows Loading card art

Built Around the Deck-Building Workflow You Already Use

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Everything You Need to Prepare a Proxy Deck

From Deck List to Printable Sheets

Spend less time manually resizing cards, arranging pages, and rebuilding print layouts. MTG Proxy Print brings the essential proxy-preparation workflow into one streamlined interface.

Paste Your Deck List

Start with a simple list of card names and quantities instead of adding every card manually.

1 Sol Ring
1 Counterspell
2 Island

Choose Your Printings

Review available versions and organize the printings you want before creating your sheets.

Automatic Sheet Layout

Arrange cards into efficient printable grids designed to make cutting and sleeving easier.

Print-Ready PDF

Turn your prepared proxy list into a clean document you can save and print at the correct scale.

PDF

Flexible Print Settings

Adjust page size, card layout, spacing, guides, and other printing preferences before exporting.

Preview Before Printing

Check card quantities, versions, and page organization before committing paper and ink.

100%
FAST DECK IMPORT

Paste the List. Skip the Manual Setup.

Proxy preparation should start with your deck, not repetitive data entry. Paste your card list with quantities and turn it into an organized working set that is ready for review.

  • Recognize card quantities
  • Keep large deck lists organized
  • Quickly identify your working card set
  • Edit the list before generating pages
Build Your Proxy List
Paste ListUploadDeck URL

Import Deck

1 Sol Ring
1 Command Tower
1 Arcane Signet
1 Swiftfoot Boots
1 Counterspell
1 Brainstorm
6 cards detected
Cards found6 / 6
Selected

Original

2

Borderless

1

Alternate Art

1
CARD CONTROL

Pick the Printing You Actually Want

When multiple versions of a card are available, your proxy sheet should not force you into a single default. Review your cards visually and select the version that works for your deck.

  • See cards before generating the PDF
  • Change individual card versions
  • Adjust quantities independently
  • Keep your proxy set visually consistent
SMART PRINT LAYOUT

Pages Arranged for Real-World Printing

Stop manually placing card images into documents. Prepare consistent sheets using familiar paper formats and predictable card grids.

  • A4 and US Letter-friendly configuration
  • Clean grid alignment
  • Optional cutting guides
  • Consistent spacing
  • Easy print preview
PaperA4Layout3 x 3Scale100%Cut GuidesOn
9 Cards / Page

Your Proxy PDF Is Ready

Commander-Proxy-Deck.pdf

Cards72Pages8Layout3 x 3PaperUS Letter
Edit Layout
PDF EXPORT

One Click From Preview to Print

Review your layout, generate the final proxy document, and move directly into your normal printing workflow without rebuilding the file in another design tool.

  • PDF-based workflow
  • Clear page preview
  • Consistent card sizing
  • Simple reprints when your deck changes
WHY MTG PROXY PRINT

Designed Around Playtesting, Not Complicated Design Software

Building a temporary deck should not require manually downloading, resizing, aligning, and exporting dozens of individual images.

Spend More Time Playing

Move from an idea or deck list to printable proxy sheets through one focused workflow.

Deck List Cards Layout PDF Print

Made for Deck Iteration

Swap cards, change quantities, and rebuild your print file as your deck evolves.

Printer-Friendly Control

Choose practical page and layout settings rather than adapting a generic design document.

Clear Visual Review

See what you are preparing before you use ink, paper, and sleeves.

Simple by Design

The interface prioritizes the handful of actions needed to make printable proxies quickly.

PLAYER FEEDBACK

Built for Players Who Test Before They Commit

UI demo testimonials reflecting casual playtesting, Commander deck building, Cube experiments, and deck iteration.

Ethan MillerEthan MillerCommander Player

“I change my Commander lists constantly, and rebuilding proxy pages manually was the part I hated. A deck-list-first workflow makes testing new versions much easier.”

Daniel BrooksDaniel BrooksCube Builder

“The sheet preview is the useful part for me. I can check everything before printing instead of discovering a missing card after I have already cut the page.”

Marcus ReedMarcus ReedCasual MTG Player

“I mainly proxy expensive cards before deciding whether I actually want them in a deck. Having the cards arranged automatically saves a surprising amount of time.”

Ryan ParkerRyan ParkerDeck Brewer

“I like being able to adjust quantities and printings from the same workspace. It feels much more practical than building proxy sheets manually in an image editor.”

Noah BennettNoah BennettPlaygroup Organizer

“We test several deck ideas during our weekly games. Being able to prepare clean sheets makes experimenting with cards much less tedious.”

Alex CarterAlex CarterEDH Player

“The workflow is straightforward: paste the deck, review the cards, configure the page, and print. That is exactly what I want from a proxy tool.”

QUESTIONS

MTG Proxy Printing, Explained Simply

Everything you need to know before preparing and printing your first proxy sheet.

Still have a question?Contact Us
An MTG proxy is a temporary stand-in for a Magic card, commonly used for casual playtesting, deck experimentation, Cube testing, or trying a card before obtaining an official copy.
Start by entering your card list and quantities. Review the cards, select the versions you want, configure the page layout, preview your sheets, and generate a print-ready document.
Design the interface to support lists containing card names and quantities so players can prepare a full deck much faster than adding cards individually.
The interface should provide a printing selector when multiple card versions are available, allowing the player to review and choose the preferred version.
Include A4 and US Letter options so players can select the format that matches their printer and paper.
A typical proxy layout can display nine standard-size cards in a 3 x 3 arrangement, although the actual application should calculate this based on the selected print configuration.
For layouts generated at the intended physical dimensions, users should generally print at actual size or 100% instead of using browser or printer options that automatically resize the document.
Do not imply that proxies are tournament legal. Tournament policies depend on the event and organizer. Position the service primarily around casual use and playtesting.
No. MTG Proxy Print is an independent utility and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Wizards of the Coast.
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Prepare your cards, review the layout, and create a clean proxy document without manually arranging every image yourself.

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