How to Make Better Printed Proxies for Magic Cards (Step-by-Step Guide)

How to Make Better Printed Proxies for Magic Cards (Step-by-Step Guide)

In this step-by-step guide, you'll learn how to make high-quality printed proxies for Magic: The Gathering cards that look great and function just like the real thing. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, this video will walk you through the best techniques, materials, and tips for creating durable, realistic proxies that can help you enjoy your games without the high cost of rare cards.

In this video, you will learn:

How to choose the right materials for printed Magic proxies

Best practices for printing proxies that are durable and look authentic

Tips for trimming, sizing, and finishing your proxy cards

How to protect your printed proxies for long-lasting use

Materials needed:
Printer
Printer Paper
Scissors or Exacto Knife
Metal Ruler
Corner Rounder Punch
Bulk Commons
Glue or Gluestick
Roller (optional)
Black Marker
LED Pad for Tracing

Sites Used:
Moxfield - https://moxfield.com/
MTGprint - https://mtgprint.net/


Why make printed proxies for Magic cards? Creating your own proxies is a cost-effective way to play with cards you can't afford or are difficult to find. Whether you're testing out new deck ideas or just want to enjoy Magic without breaking the bank, this guide will help you create decent-looking proxies in no time!

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