PRINT TOOL · DUPLEX
Print-and-play card sheet (duplex back alignment)
Lay out card fronts and backs that actually register when you print double-sided, per-printer offset, long/short-edge flip. Free, in your browser, nothing uploaded.
Print and play cards
How it works
Three simple steps
A quick overview before you start, the tool guides you through each step too.
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Add card fronts
Drop your card images, they never leave your device.
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Back, size & offset
Add a shared back, pick the card size and flip edge, and dial in the back-side offset.
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Download
Get an interleaved front/back PDF that registers when you print duplex.
Questions & answers
Good to know
Common questions about size, privacy, and cost.
How do I make a print-and-play card sheet?
Upload your card fronts, add a shared back, choose the card size and duplex flip edge, then download a PDF that interleaves a front page and its matching back page for every sheet.
Why do my card backs not line up when I print double-sided?
Every printer feeds paper a little differently, so the back is shifted by a millimetre or two. This tool lets you set an X/Y back-side offset (and choose long- or short-edge flip) so the backs land exactly behind the fronts, the thing most makers struggle with.
Long edge or short edge?
Match your printer’s duplex setting. Long-edge flip mirrors the backs left-to-right; short-edge flip mirrors them top-to-bottom. If the first test sheet is mirrored the wrong way, switch this.
What card sizes are supported?
Poker (2.5 × 3.5 in), Bridge (2.25 × 3.5 in) and Mini (1.75 × 2.5 in), tiled to fit a Letter sheet.
Are my card images uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything runs in your browser, your artwork never leaves your device and nothing is sent to a server.
Does it cost anything?
No, it is completely free, no signup.
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What Print-and-Play Cards does
Lay out print-and-play card fronts and backs on a sheet, aligned for double-sided printing so the backs line up. Nothing is uploaded.
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