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Printable card deck designer
Printable card deck designer
Build flashcards or custom cards with aligned fronts and backs, cutting guides, and long-edge or short-edge duplex layouts.
Step by step
01Start with the real dimensions
Enter one card per line with the front and back separated by a vertical bar. Start from the sample study deck, then replace the questions and answers. Set card dimensions, paper, margins, and gaps for your intended stock.
02Edit and inspect
Choose long-edge or short-edge duplex flipping to match the printer. The back layout mirrors the appropriate axis so that each answer lands behind its question. Preview both sides of the first sheet before printing.
03Export and verify
Download the complete PDF and print the first front/back pair on plain paper. Hold it against a light to verify alignment and direction. Once confirmed, print the full deck at Actual size and cut along the guides.
Why this one
Duplex is an imposition problem
Printing the same grid twice does not align card backs with fronts. Long-edge and short-edge flipping require different mirrors, and the correct axis also depends on paper orientation. The generated PDF accounts for both choices.
Content stays paired
Each line is one card record. Empty back content produces a blank back while retaining the card’s position. Front and back sheets alternate throughout the document, including a partially filled final sheet.
Text fits the card
Questions and answers wrap within an inset area. Oversized text is visibly ellipsized rather than running onto adjacent cards. Increase the card size, reduce the text size, or shorten a long answer before committing expensive card stock.
FAQ
The printable card deck designer mirrors the back grid according to the chosen duplex edge and paper orientation. Match that edge setting in the printer dialog.
The printable card deck designer exports alternating front and back sheets. Manual duplex is possible, but paper reinsertion direction varies by printer and needs a plain-paper test.
The printable card deck designer uses one line per card and a vertical bar between front and back, such as Capital of Japan? | Tokyo.
Save content in the printable card deck designer downloads the text locally. A share link preserves print settings but does not include the deck content.
The editor processes source files and project content in your browser. No AI service or third-party processing API is used. Shared links contain settings only; files and private content stay on your device unless you choose to download and share them.
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