Pick the fastest path: print from a list, design custom cards, or browse set printings.
Print a few staples or an entire deck—either way, our tiered pricing keeps premium proxy cards affordable. The per-card price drops as your order grows, with big savings for full decks, cube updates, and bulk runs.
Browse by set or search any card, choose the versions you want, and set quantities to match your list. Pricing updates as you build, so you always know what you’re paying before checkout. Once you place your order, we print on demand on premium stock, apply a UV-coated finish, precision die-cut for consistent sizing, and ship your proxies ready for sleeves and game night. Need to tune a list fast? Print a handful of upgrades now, then print the full list later—your workflow doesn’t have to be all-or-nothing.

Upload or paste in your deck or list of cards.

Choose the quantity of each proxy card, and the set version.

Review your order — more cards equals more savings.

We’ll print and ship your cards, typically within a few days.


The goal is simple: proxies that are easy to read, consistent in sleeves, and durable enough for real shuffling—without turning your table into a “guess that card” game.
PrintMTG proxies are produced on premium black-core cardstock for a consistent in-sleeve feel and better durability than basic paper prints. We apply a protective coating for a smooth, TCG-style finish, then precision cut for consistent sizing and clean edges.
On the file side, we optimize prints for table readability: crisp rules text, sharp mana symbols, and clean linework. If you’re upgrading a deck in waves (a few staples now, the full list later), you should get the same look and feel every time you reorder.
Bottom line: your deck should shuffle cleanly, look consistent, and play smoothly—so the focus stays on the game.
Card Art & Versions
Proxies should be playable and pretty (we do both). When multiple printings are available, pick the art and version you want and we’ll print it with a focus on table readability: crisp rules text, sharp mana symbols, and clean linework.
If you’re building for fast gameplay, choose the most readable version. If you’re building for vibes, pick the art that makes you happy. Both are valid life choices.

A quick baseline so you can choose the right path and get prints that “feel right” at the table.
Proxies are printed stand-ins for Magic cards used for testing, casual play, or cube. They’re a great way to try decks, play with friends, or avoid shuffling expensive originals.
Most proxy use happens in casual settings. Always follow the rules of your event and check with your playgroup or LGS if you’re unsure.
Prioritize readability: correct name/mana/cost, clean rules text, and art that doesn’t muddy the frame. Picking the right printing/version is what makes proxies feel authentic.