About 3 minutes6 stepsYour first order, start to finish
From choosing a card size to your cart: every step of an order, with Pip at your side.
Bite-size guides for everything you can do here. Pick one, and Pip, your guide, shows you every click right on the page.
Pip shows these guides on a computer. Here you can read every step.
About 3 minutes6 stepsFrom choosing a card size to your cart: every step of an order, with Pip at your side.
Standard, Japanese or Tarot: which size fits your cards.
Paste the link of a public deck, and its cards come into your deck.
Add your card files from your computer: JPG, PNG, WebP or PDF.
Bring in a whole card list at once from an XML file you exported.
Add every image and PDF in a shared folder, straight from Google Drive.
Point us at a public page, and the card images on it come into your deck.
Find the cards that need a look, then fill, fit, zoom and rotate until they're right.
The thin edge that is cut off after printing, and how to see where your cards are cut.
Flip a card, clear the deck and undo it, and the last check before your cart.
Two card stocks: our classic Standard, and Black Core, which no light shines through.
Bold rainbow streaks that sweep across the card as it turns.
Glitter that sparkles wherever the light falls.
Give your Tarot deck foil in places, with one of our patterns.
Decide exactly where the foil shines on each card.
One back for the whole deck, your own back, or a back for a single card.
For double-faced cards: a different back on one card, while the rest keep the deck's back.
Switch between decks, start new ones, move cards between them and duplicate a deck.
Every deck waits in My decks, ready to order again or to lend its cards to another.
The more cards you order, the less each one costs. Here is how to get there.
Changed a deck after adding it to your cart? Bring its line up to date before you check out.
Delivery country, coupon codes, and paying by card or with PayPal.
See where your order is, follow the parcel and download the invoice.
Sign in with Google, Discord or your email, and keep your decks for good.