Tabletop Simulator deck sheet maker

Up to 69. Tabletop Simulator reads a deck sheet as a grid of at most 10 × 7 and shows the last slot for cards that are face down in someone’s hand, so that slot is left free. More cards start a new sheet; a smaller deck gets a smaller grid.

With just the sheets, open Objects > Components > Custom > Deck, choose a sheet as the face and your back, and type the width, height and number of cards from HOW-TO-IMPORT.txt in the zip. Tabletop Simulator can upload the images to your Steam Cloud so everyone at the table sees them. With the saved object, unzip into your Saved Objects folder and click the deck under Objects > Saved Objects.

It loads the whole deck at once, with each card named after its image and as many copies as you set. It links to the images on your computer, so tell the tool where your Saved Objects folder is; other players won’t see the images unless you upload them and change the links.

PNG is sharpest. JPEG files are several times smaller, so they upload and load faster, and at 200 DPI the difference is hard to see on the table.

No. The sheets are made in your browser and your images never leave your computer.