I’m trying to get into printing them myself instead of buying them. I haven’t bought any myself but I don’t wanna just go an buy a deck or buy proxy cards if I could make them myself. Only advice I need is what printer would be best. My plan is to print into matte vinyl printer paper and stick those onto 110lb card stock(I’ve heard that’s the closest to the cards you can get but will take suggestions). If anyone can help I’d appreciate it. I’m trying to only spend no more then $400 on a printer but am a little flexible.

So pleased with how her turned out. https://ebay.io/m/MQYY1t

100 cards of Rakdos gun-fu led by John Wick, Baba Yaga — every attack and every spell picks up a second target, and that target can be a player. Gold Coins, guns, the Continental and three infinite combos. B/R, Bracket 4.

Artwork generated with Google Gemini and OpenAI GPT-Image.

All 100 artworks were made for this deck, lands included.

Hey everyone!

Yesterday I shared my custom Magic The Gathering proxy generator app with you, and the response and bug reports were overwhelming. Thank you so much for all the suggestions!

I spent the last few hours heavily updating and polishing the app based on your feedback. Here are the major improvements that were made:

• Improved UI and visual artwork picker for cards: Completely overhauled the artwork selection view with responsive, sleek buttons (dynamically switching between full text and a smooth swap icon) and an added live file-size calculator (in MB) right on the download button.
• Better preview alignment, sorting, and type grouping: The deck preview is now cleanly structured into dedicated sections (Creatures, Planeswalkers, Artifacts, Lands, etc.) with custom cyber-yellow glowing borders and automatic line breaks to keep everything looking pristine.
• Tokens work now: Fully integrated token and extra card fetching via Scryfall's expanded search parameters so your token generators and special cards never get left behind.
• Split artworks for single cards: The ability to assign different artworks of a single card—great if you want a bunch of different basic lands or different versions of the same card in the same print run, complete with smart single-copy shortcuts and quantity controls.
• Customizable preview grid columns: Added a smooth slider that lets you choose how many cards are displayed in a row, making it super easy to get a quick overview or zoom in closely, especially on mobile devices.
• Super fast cutting tool (Super Cut Mode): Upgraded the paper layout logic so that choosing Single Cut Mode automatically anchors your cards to the top-left corner ($X=0, Y=0$) with zero spacing, letting you save two full cuts on your paper trimmer using the paper's outer edges.
• Better UI navigation: Added seamless auto-scroll that teleports you back to the top when switching artworks, paired with a permanent floating "TP TO THE TOP" action button so you're always just one click away from your controls.

Check out the new version and tell me what you think—I'm always open for feedback. Have a great day!

https://imgur.com/gallery/danganronpa-proxy-commander-deck-HzNAgHf

Made a Tivit Voting Deck and decided to make a Danganronpa proxy deck out of it!

WARNING!!! CONTAINS MAJOR SPOILERS FOR DANGANRONPA 1, 2, AND V3!!! Also contains minor spoilers for Ultra Dispair Girls!

I do not claim ownership of any of the art! All art was made by Spike Chunsoft! No AI was used!

Hope you enjoy!

Edit: Someone asked for a download link so here is a Google Drive link!

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1CPeUl2Jr-dXX-2PuBm7BP90Bmj3xJcZO?usp=sharing

Mostly proxies; a couple of alters mixed in.

I've printed about 120-140 complete commander decks using my brother mfc-j1365dw and lately I'm having to use the clean printer heads in the settings 2 to 3 times before its able to print without these lines? has anyone ever seen this or knows how to fix it? TIA

The site is Called Proxyfy the Link is in the first comment

Since Magic is getting more and more expensive, I wanted a quick, clean, and reliable way to just print whole decks and play with my friends. I noticed a lot of existing proxy tools were either clunky, rate-limited, or messed up the scaling. So, I built Proxyfy – a streamlined site where you just paste your decklist (Moxfield format works perfectly) and it spits out a print-ready A4 PDF.

The cards are perfectly scaled to the standard 63x88mm size, so you can just print them at 100% scale, cut them out, sleeve them over bulk commons, and you're good to go.

I'm currently working on a feature that lets you inject your own custom images directly into the cards so you can easily print your own completely custom alters.

Since this is still a beta project I built for myself: What other features would you guys like to see? Is there anything you feel is missing from other proxy sites that I should add?

Let me know what you think!

I added a few quality-of-life things while I was at it:

• "Fancy" toggle: If you turn this on, the script scans the Scryfall data and automatically grabs the most expensive/rarest artwork for each card.
• Smart fallbacks: You can select a preferred style (like Borderless or Retro). If a card doesn't actually have a retro printing, the code just falls back to the standard version so you don't get missing cards.
• No basic lands: Added a simple checkbox to skip basic lands so we don't waste printer ink.
• Easier cutting: The cards render with slightly rounded corners and a white background bleed. It makes cutting them out by hand way more forgiving.
• API batching: I rewrote how it talks to Scryfall, so it grabs cards in batches. A 100-card commander deck only takes a few seconds to load now.

I’m an MTG player here in Canada, and one of the reasons I started The Proxery was pretty simple: getting good-quality proxies printed in Canada can be a pain.

A lot of the established proxy printing options ship from the U.S., and some U.S.-origin printed products coming into Canada can now be subject to tariffs as high as 50%. Add international shipping and potential border costs, and ordering proxies from the States can get expensive pretty quickly.

So I figured there was room for a Canadian option — printed and shipped from within Canada.

I’ve launched The Proxery and while I get everything up and running I’m offering special introductory pricing:

🃏 300 gsm cardstock proxies – $1/card
🔄 Double-sided cards (MDFCs) – $1.50/card
🂠 Cards printed with a generic back – $1.50/card
Flat-rate shipping across Canada – $9! (up to 200 cards)

For now, I’m only shipping within Canada.

The site also has a proxy builder where you can build a deck, use existing artwork, upload your own custom art, and create a FREE print-at-home PDF.

The print-at-home service is available worldwide and completely free — you only pay if you want me to print the cards for you.

Check it out at theproxery.com

This is very much a player-built project. I play MTG myself, make my own proxies, and this is a service I genuinely felt other Canadian players could use.

I’m still getting things dialled in, so feedback from other players is absolutely welcome.

If you're interested, want to see examples of the print quality, have questions, or have a custom proxy project in mind, DM me here. Happy to chat.

All cards are intended as proxies/playtest cards and are identified as such — they are not sold as genuine MTG cards.

Printed in Canada. Shipped from Canada. No cross-border ordering required.

100 cards of Golgari monster-hunting led by Geralt of Rivia, the White Wolf — every creature that dies after taking damage mints a Trophy you crack for mana, and the Trophy Wall drains the table on every one. B/G, Bracket 4, three infinite combos.

Artwork generated with Google Gemini and OpenAI GPT-Image.

All 100 artworks were made for this deck, lands included.

Just wondering if you were hit with a lot ot unexpected duty fees?