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Tuck box dieline generator

Generate a printable cut/fold template for a card-deck tuck box at any size. Free, in your browser, nothing uploaded.

Tuck box dieline

Card sizeThe deck the box holds.
Deck thicknessRoughly cards × 0.3mm each.
Front / back design (optional)

Prints on the front & back panels. Cards are ~0.3mm thick each.

Dieline187×154mm net

Solid = cut · dashed = fold.

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How it works

Three simple steps

A quick overview before you start, the tool guides you through each step too.

  1. Pick the card size

    Choose a preset (Poker, Bridge, Mini, Tarot) or enter exact dimensions.

  2. Set the deck depth

    Depth = number of cards × thickness (about 0.3 mm each).

  3. Download

    Get a PDF dieline, solid lines to cut, dashed lines to fold and glue.

Questions & answers

Good to know

Common questions about size, privacy, and cost.

How do I make a tuck box for my cards?

Enter the card width and height and the deck depth, and download a flat dieline. Print it, cut along the solid lines, fold along the dashed lines, and glue the tab to assemble the box.

How do I find the deck depth?

Multiply the number of cards by the thickness of one card, typically about 0.3 mm for standard cards. For example, 52 cards ≈ 16 mm.

What do the line styles mean?

Solid lines are cut lines (the box outline and flaps). Dashed lines are fold/crease lines, including the glue tab.

Which card sizes are included?

Presets for Poker (63.5×88.9 mm), Bridge (57×89 mm), Mini (44×64 mm) and Tarot (70×120 mm), plus custom dimensions.

Is anything uploaded?

No. The dieline is generated entirely in your browser, nothing is sent to a server.

Does it cost anything?

No, it is completely free, no signup.

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What Tuck Box Dieline does

Generate a printable cut-and-fold tuck box template sized to any card deck. Print it, cut the solid lines and fold the dashed ones, all designed in your browser.

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