HOW TO ORDER

Start in whichever deck builder you already use. The only thing the next step needs is a list of card names with quantities.

• Archidekt — open your deck at archidekt.com and copy the page URL from the address bar. MPC Autofill can import straight from that link.
• Moxfield — open your deck at moxfield.com. Try the deck URL first; if MPC Autofill reports it cannot read Moxfield, use Moxfield's Export menu, copy the plain-text list, and paste it in the next step instead.
• Anything else — a plain text list works everywhere. One card per line, quantity first:

  4 Lightning Bolt
  1 Sol Ring
  2x Counterspell

MPC Autofill is a free community site that pairs every card name with a high-resolution print image and exports the whole project as one XML file. That XML is what ShelfScape reads.

1. Open mpcfill.com and click Add Cards.
2. Pick URL and paste your Archidekt, Moxfield, Scryfall or TappedOut deck link, or pick Text and paste your list. Hit Submit.
3. Review the grid. Click any card to browse other versions of that art; use the cardback panel to choose the back that every card will get.
4. Open the Download menu and choose XML. Save the file somewhere you can find it.

1. Open the workshop and choose Magic: The Gathering in the import window (it opens by itself; Import in the top bar brings it back). Drop your XML there, or click to browse.
2. Under Images from keep MPC Fill for the exact images you picked in step 2, or choose Scryfall to swap in official card scans by name. Keep Quality on Original for printing; Compressed is only for a quick preview. Click Import cards.
3. Watch the sheets fill in as the images download. Each sheet shows its fronts and backs exactly as they will print; on a phone, the card list and settings open from the bottom bar. Select slots to delete them, copy and paste with Ctrl+C / Ctrl+V, or upload your own images.
4. Under Print settings leave the sheet size on 13 × 19" unless we agreed otherwise. Cut lines, gaps and cross guides are optional.
5. Only want the fronts? Untick Print card backs under Print settings (or pick Front only in the order form). The PDF then skips the back pages and the order is priced at the front-only rate. Your backs stay in the layout in case you change your mind.
6. Optionally press Generate PDF to check the file yourself. It downloads automatically when it finishes, and the page count in the bottom bar already includes the backs unless you turned them off.

1. Click Send to Print in the bottom bar. There is nothing to upload: we capture your layout and rebuild the print file on our side from the same card images, so even 1 GB jobs are fine. Images uploaded from your own device are not supported yet; the form tells you if it finds any.
2. Already have a finished PDF? Use Direct Print in the top bar instead. Upload the PDF to your Google Drive, right-click it, choose Share, set General access to Anyone with the link, press Copy link, and paste it into Print file. Only links on our accepted hosts, such as drive.google.com, are allowed.
3. Check the page count (computed from your layout, or filled in for you when you generated the PDF here), choose Front and back or Front only, then add your name, email, phone, and how many copies you want. The estimate updates as you type.
4. Pay the estimate with GCash, Maya or a bank transfer: pick the method in the form, send the amount to the account it shows, then enter the reference number from your receipt. We verify every payment before anything goes to print.
5. Press Submit Print Request. You get an order number and a private tracking link right away, and a confirmation email follows. If you shared a Drive link, keep the file shared until the order is completed.

Your tracking page moves through Pending → Confirmed → Printing → Ready → Completed. We email you when the order is confirmed and again when it is ready to pick up at our store; the address is in that email and on your tracking page. Store pickup is the only option for now.