Free proxy maker · A4 & US Letter

Riftbound Proxy Generator

Make Riftbound proxies. Print a deck. Test the matchup.

Use this free Riftbound proxy maker to search existing cards, paste a decklist, or load a RiftStorm deck link. Build print-ready sheets and print your proxy cards at actual size, or save them as a PDF for your next playtest.

Free to use · No account needed · Portrait cards & landscape battlefields

Build your proxy sheet

Card DB-powered playtest sheets · casual use only

1735 cards
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Print at 100% / Actual size · Background graphics on · Browser headers and footers off

Print a deck for playtesting

How to print Riftbound proxies

01 · Add the cards

Search or paste a decklist

Search by card name and choose the print you want. For a full deck, open Paste a decklist and paste names with quantities, or load a public RiftStorm deck link. Check the import report for unmatched names.

02 · Check the sheet

Set copies and paper size

Choose A4 or US Letter and review the preview. Toggle runes and battlefields to match the test list. Portrait cards use nine-card sheets; landscape battlefields use eight-card sheets with the correct orientation.

03 · Print or save

Make a Riftbound proxy PDF

Select Print / Save as PDF. Choose your printer or Save as PDF in the browser dialog, match the paper size, and print at Actual size. Measure the first card, then cut and sleeve it with a backing card.

Need a list first? Browse Riftbound decks or build a deck to test. Once you have cards on a sheet, use Copy link in the tool to share that selection with your testing partner.

Riftbound proxy FAQ

How do I print Riftbound proxies?
Search for cards and add copies to a sheet, or open Paste a decklist to import a list or RiftStorm deck link. Choose A4 or US Letter, check the preview, and select Print / Save as PDF. Use 100% or Actual size in the browser print dialog.
Can I save Riftbound proxy cards as a PDF?
Yes. Build a sheet, select Print / Save as PDF, and choose Save as PDF as the destination in your browser's print dialog. Keep the selected paper size and 100% scale so the saved cards retain their intended dimensions.
What size are Riftbound proxy cards?
Portrait cards print at 63 × 88 mm (about 2.48 × 3.46 inches). Landscape battlefields print at 88 × 63 mm with those dimensions reversed. The generator places up to nine portrait cards or eight landscape battlefields on a sheet. Print one test page and measure a card before printing the whole deck.
Can I import a whole Riftbound decklist?
Yes. Open Paste a decklist and paste the card names and quantities. You can also load a public RiftStorm deck by its deck link. Review any unmatched card names and the selected print versions before printing. Use the Runes & battlefields option to include or exclude those cards.
Why are my proxies printing too small or getting cut off?
Check that the browser paper size matches the generator and disable Fit to page or Shrink to fit. Use 100% or Actual size, turn off browser headers and footers, and enable background graphics. If a printer still clips the page, check its printable area or save a PDF first.
Are Riftbound proxies allowed in tournaments?
Use player-printed proxies for casual playtesting with your opponent's agreement. Sanctioned events require authentic cards except for the limited replacement proxies a judge can authorize under Riot's Tournament Rules. Check the current rules and ask your event organizer before an event.
Is this a custom Riftbound card maker?
This tool makes playtest proxies from existing Riftbound card artwork. It does not edit card text or create new custom card designs. Choose a print from the card library and add the number of copies you want to test.
Can I take a proxy PDF to a print shop?
Yes. Save the sheet as a PDF and ask for the same paper size at 100% or Actual size, with no Fit to page scaling. Check one printed card against the dimensions above before ordering the full set. Cut the paper copies and sleeve them with backing cards for casual playtesting.

For sanctioned play, read the official Riftbound rules and your organizer's event requirements.

Give your next test game a clear question

Print the opposing list as well as your own, then test the turns you expect to lose. Use the Riftbound counters and matchup guides to choose the threats to respect, and check card text in the database before changing your sideboard.