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Welcome everyone to a Cardconjurer tutorial. This guide will be more in-depth with this program than the full proxy tutorial that I covered previously.
Card Conjurer can pull it up automatically with the set code PZ1. If you want high quality vectors of set symbols to import to Card Conjurer, find them in this Dropbox maintained by a user on the CCGHQ forums, with this one in the folder labelled PZ1.
Once you select a frame image (left) and an image mask (right), you can click "Add Frame to Card" or "Add Frame to Card (Right Half)" to add the selected image. Image masks control which part of the image is displayed, and are useful for creating colored artifacts, multicolored cards, and much more.
Here's how you can run Card Conjurer locally! Note : We are currently working on porting, rewriting, and extending the original Card Conjurer source as a standalone desktop app built in Electron-React for Windows, Mac and Linux.
Learn how to create custom Magic: The Gathering cards with Card Conjurer in this step-by-step tutorial on YouTube.
I've been making a few borderless proxies I'm quite happy with on Cardconjurer, and was looking to print them through MPC. I've downloaded them through the program which ends looking like this, but I noticed that MPC likes to keep extra space past the border to prevent cutoff.
Take a look! Customize to Your Heart's Content. With Card Conjurer's level of customization, you'll have endless options when designing your dream cards. Try it out! Bling Out Existing Favorites. Easily import vital information from existing cards, then redesign them. Go on, do it!
