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Cardwright turns card images into true 1200 DPI print-ready proxies, using AI upscaling on your own GPU, and lays them out into sheets you can cut by hand or with a cutting machine. It handles Magic, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh and Riftbound, and any card size you give it in millimetres.

This wiki has the longer guides. The app's own Help button carries a shorter FAQ, and the README lists every feature.

Start here

• Getting Started - install, first run, your first printed sheet.

Guides

• Finding Cards - the gallery, exact printings, decklists, links, languages, and double-faced cards.
• Card List Format - the .json file for importing a batch of cards from any game.
• Printing Guide - paper, colour calibration, output formats, 4x6 photo prints, and printers that waste an edge.
• Cutting - cut guides, bleed, and registration marks for Silhouette and Cricut.
• Double-Sided Printing and Card Backs - duplex alignment, back images per game, and double-faced cards.
• Troubleshooting - antivirus warnings, memory errors, disk space, and what to send with a bug report.

Getting help

• Discussions for questions and ideas.
• Issues for bugs. The forms ask for your printer and tray on a print problem, and for the log on anything else, because those are what a fix usually depends on.