CriProx

THE LOCAL CARD SHEET STUDIO

Your next deck.
Ready to print.

A local-first studio for printable card PDFs and reusable Cricut cuts.

Turn playtest card lists and custom artwork into precise, reusable print sheets—without an account, cloud workspace, or subscription.

Free & open source · macOS, Windows & Linux · v0.12.0

CriProx desktop studio with a card list, eight-card sheet preview, and print settings
One workspace for your artwork, sheet layout, and print files.

FROM LIST TO LAYOUT

The little details, handled.

Keep your attention on the deck. CriProx takes care of the sheet.

Local-first

Projects, imported artwork, and autosaves stay on your device. No account or hosted backend.

Physical dimensions

Millimeter-based geometry, standard 63 × 88 mm cards, matched PNG/SVG output, and 300–1200 DPI export.

Flexible artwork

Search cards, browse sets or commander precons, choose Scryfall printings or MPC Autofill community art, or use local images.

Optional upscale

Choose high-detail local 4× enhancement for Scryfall card images when preparing a print PDF; ordinary exports use the originals.

Reusable cuts

Capture a Design Space template once, print CriProx PDFs from a PDF application, and cut with the same saved project.

Manual nine-card cuts

Print a 3×3 PDF with paper-edge guides for a trimmer, or use a matched Basic Cut PNG with a Cricut.

Fronts and backs

Export manual-refeed or alternating duplex pages; double-sided cards automatically use their matching reverse face.

Local project library

Browse saved projects, keep uploaded artwork beside each project, and configure reusable new-project defaults.

Explore the full feature reference

A SIMPLE WORKFLOW

Build. Print. Cut. Repeat.

  1. Build the sheet. Import a Moxfield or Archidekt link, paste a deck list, search cards, browse a set or commander precon, or add local artwork.
  2. Dial in the output. Choose the machine, paper, layout, resolution, bleed, and optional card backs.
  3. Set up the cut template once. In Create print PDF, download the setup PNG. Upload it to Design Space as a flat Print Then Cut image, preserve the supplied dimensions, and save the project and mat arrangement.
  4. Capture the template once. Save that Design Space job's print output as a one-page PDF and import it into CriProx to verify and save its registration marks.
  5. Print the PDF. Save the finished card-sheet PDF from CriProx. Open it in a dedicated PDF application and print at 100% / Actual size, with fit or shrink scaling disabled.
  6. Cut with the saved project. Reopen the matching Design Space project and mat, choose Already Printed / Skip printing when available, and cut the printed sheet.

MAKE ROOM FOR YOUR NEXT DECK

At home on your desktop.

Latest stable release: v0.12.0 · October 7, 2026

Current installers are unsigned. See the installation guide for first-launch steps. Cricut Design Space is unavailable on Linux.