Short, practical guides to designing and printing your game.
Snapshots are save points you can go back to, made for you before risky changes and whenever you like. Backups are a single file that holds the whole project. Here's how to use both, and when.
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Make cards look different based on their data without copying templates. Rules change a property when a condition is true; variants give a card type its own layout. Here's when to use each, and how.
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Shuffle, deal and draw your real cards in the browser before you print anything. Check how a hand reads, how a turn flows and whether your quantities make sense. Free, offline, and it never changes your project.
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Export a print-and-play PDF with cut marks and backs, PNG images up to 600 DPI, Tabletop Simulator deck sheets, a spreadsheet or a full backup. Every export is free, on every plan.
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The Problems panel checks your whole project as you work, catching overflowing text, missing images and rules that don't add up. Here's how to read it, fix problems in one click where you can, and get a second opinion from an AI review.
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Draw art for up to 40 cards at once from their data, review every image before it lands, and redraw any card from an edited prompt. Uses AI credits; every step is optional.
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Give every card its own picture. Add an image column, put an image element on the card, connect the two, then fill the column one card at a time, by dropping images, or by matching a whole folder by name.
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Change one card's words and numbers in Data mode, change how every card looks in Design mode, and connect the two with fields, so an edit lands in exactly the right place.
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Bring your cards in from a CSV, Excel or Google Sheets file, map the columns, choose whether to add, replace or update rows, and match a folder of images to the right cards by name.
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Start a new project, pick what goes in your game, and choose a starting point: blank, a starter kit, or your idea with AI. Then work through Game overview to a deck you can print.
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It’s free, and your first deck is about an evening away.
Free forever. No card needed.
