ProxyMTG is our practical default for most complete, player-curated Cube lists. This testing-led comparison explains when MPC, MPCFill, or PrintMTG is the better workflow.
A practical workflow for preparing clearly unofficial Sorcery playtest cards, from organizing the Avatar, Atlas, and Spellbook to proofing files and checking local acceptance.
The right MTG proxy website depends on whether you are starting with a decklist, designing custom cards, or uploading finished print files. This guide explains how to choose and what to check before ordering.
Prepare shared backs, unique card pairs, flip components, and face-only inserts for printing with a clear inventory, naming system, and proof checklist.
PrintMTG stands out for Commander players who want to import a complete list, change print versions, customize individual cards, add tokens, or revise a precon before ordering.
Prepare Netrunner cards at the correct finished size, print Null Signal PDFs without accidental scaling, and set up custom files for a printer.
A practical cross-TCG guide to choosing between decklist submission, card-file upload, and custom-component preparation before sending cards to print.