Formerly known as one piece proxy printer. Create One Piece TCG proxy cards quickly and easily. This tool lets you generate accurate proxies or design fully custom cards with your own art and stats. Perfect for testing decks, casual play, or bringing unique ideas to life.
One Piece Proxy Printer is a free web tool for One Piece Card Game players. Paste your deck list, choose a card back, and download a print-ready PDF — no account or software needed. You can also design fully custom cards (Leader, Character, Event, Stage, Don!!) and create decorative playmats, all from your browser.
op16-109
op16-103
op16-102
op16-082
op16-098
op15-006
op16-014
op16-034
op16-047
op16-097
op16-104
st23-001
op08-047
op16-008
op16-054
op16-025
op16-107
op16-017
st30-012
st30-013
2xOP01-001) into the deck list box, or search the card database on the right.Want physical holo cards? Print your design on holographic inkjet paper and glue it onto a spare card for a shiny, authentic feel.
Yes, completely free. No sign-up required to print proxies. Creating a free account unlocks saved decks and custom card storage.
Standard 80–90 gsm copy paper works fine for playtest proxies. For better quality, use 200 gsm card stock. For holo cards, use holographic inkjet paper (inkjet printers only).
All main One Piece Card Game sets — OP01 through the latest releases — plus starter decks, promo cards, and Don!! cards. The database is updated regularly.
Yes. In the Custom Cards section you can upload your own artwork and use it in your deck. You can also design a card from scratch using the Card Creator.
Proxies are not legal in official Bandai-sanctioned tournaments. This tool is intended for casual play, deck testing, and creative fan projects only.
Don!! cards are the resource/mana system in the One Piece Card Game. Each turn you add Don!! cards to your field and attach them to characters to boost power or activate abilities. Every deck uses 10 Don!! cards.
One Piece Proxy Printer is a fan-made tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Bandai or Eiichiro Oda. One Piece and all related names are trademarks of their respective owners.