Tabletop Simulator Card Maker

Design custom cards, export TTS-ready spritesheets in one click, and skip the manual sprite slicing. Built for modders, prototypers, and game designers.

ShuffleKit exporting a card deck as a Tabletop Simulator spritesheet

Stop hand-stitching spritesheets in Photoshop

Making custom TTS decks usually means designing each card, exporting one PNG at a time, then assembling a grid with the exact dimensions TTS expects. ShuffleKit handles all of that automatically. Design your cards, click export, and drop the sheet URL into your Custom Deck object.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Design your cards

    Use the visual editor or bulk-import from a CSV. 36+ layouts and full template control.

  2. Step 2

    Choose TTS export

    Pick poker or bridge size. ShuffleKit packs the grid and renders at the correct pixel ratio automatically.

  3. Step 3

    Drop into TTS

    Paste the spritesheet URL into a Custom Deck. That's it, your cards are in-game.

Why teams pick ShuffleKit

Correct TTS dimensions

Spritesheets are rendered at the exact pixel ratio TTS expects, with proper card backs and aspect ratios.

Multiple card sizes

Poker (63×88mm), bridge (57×89mm), and custom sizes, switch between them per project.

Custom card backs

Design a single shared back or unique backs per card. Both are packed into the export.

Bulk regenerate

Change a template field once, regenerate the whole deck, no per-card export grind.

CSV import

Drop in a spreadsheet of card data and ShuffleKit maps columns to template fields automatically.

Test before exporting

Play your deck inside ShuffleKit's online playtable before committing to a TTS export.

Frequently asked questions

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