Make Custom Magic-Style Cards in Your Browser

Fill in a row, pick the card's colour, and it draws itself on an original stained glass frame, with the cost at the top and power and toughness at the foot. A whole set lives in one sheet and prints at poker size.

Four cards made on ShuffleKit's Leadlight stained glass frame: a blue sea serpent, a red drake, a green titan and a multicolour chimera

Most card makers for this use the official frame

That is fine for one card to show a friend. It stops working when the cards are for a game of your own that you want to print and sell, because the frame and the symbols belong to someone else. Leadlight is ShuffleKit's own frame in the same layout: name and cost along the top, the picture, the type line, the rules and the power and toughness in the corner. The cards you make on it are yours to print.

  1. 1

    Open the template

    It installs as a project with eight colour fronts, a back and ten sample cards to overwrite or keep.

  2. 2

    Fill in your cards

    Each row is a card. Type the rules, pick the cost pips from the palette, drop in the art and set the colour.

  3. 3

    Export or print

    PNG files for sharing and Tabletop Simulator, a PDF with bleed for a home printer, or a boxed deck through Print & Ship.

What the card maker does

Eight colour fronts

White, Blue, Black, Red, Green, Multicolor, Colorless and Land, each its own glass. The card's Color column picks one, and a land finds its front from the type line.

Cost pips from a palette

Five coloured marks, the numbers 0 to 10 and an X, in the order you click them. A long cost shrinks to stay on one line.

Power and toughness that hides

Leave Attack empty and the corner box goes, so spells and artifacts share their colour's front with the creatures.

A set, not one card

Every card is a row in one sheet. Import a CSV of three hundred cards and each draws on its colour's front.

Art from anywhere

Upload your own pictures, or generate one per card from the sheet with the AI image tool.

Print-ready at poker size

750 by 1050 at 300 DPI with bleed on export, the size print shops cut and sleeves fit.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before getting started.

Still have questions? Contact us

Is this an official MTG card maker?

No. ShuffleKit has no connection to Wizards of the Coast. The frame you make cards on, Leadlight, is an original stained glass design with its own cost symbols, laid out the way these cards are laid out.

Can I make a whole set and not just one card?

Yes, that is what the sheet is for. Each card is a row, so a set of sixty or six hundred is typed or imported once, and a change to the frame reaches every card on it.

Can I change the frame?

Yes. Every pane, came and plate is a shape in the editor, so you can recolour the glass, move the boxes or replace the frame with your own and keep the columns.

Can I print the cards I make?

Yes, if they are your own designs. Export a PDF with bleed and cut lines for a home printer, or send the deck to a print-on-demand partner from the project and get cut cards back.

Is it free?

The free plan opens the template and makes cards on it. Paid plans are for bigger sets, bulk exports and printing.

I only want a blank frame to use in Photoshop.

The template page has one for each colour as a PNG with a clear picture window, and as an SVG with the cut line and safe zone on their own layer. No account needed.

ShuffleKit is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Wizards of the Coast. Magic: The Gathering and MTG are trademarks of Wizards of the Coast LLC, named on this page only to describe the kind of card it makes. The Leadlight frame, its cost symbols and its sample cards are original to ShuffleKit.

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