Custom Game Card Printing

The cost depends on the card size, number of cards per deck, cardstock, finishes, rulebook, packaging, order quantity, and assembly requirements.

For standard specifications, visit our Online Customization Platform for instant pricing. For bulk production or more complex projects, contact our production team for a custom quote.

Standard game cards can be ordered from just one deck through our online customization platform.

Highly customized projects involving special shapes, specialty materials, advanced finishes, or custom packaging generally start from 200 decks. Certain materials or packaging structures may require a higher MOQ.

Yes. Every card can have a different front design, and you can also use one shared back design or multiple card backs.

We can produce different card groups, reference cards, expansion cards, and other card types within the same project.

Common game card sizes include:

• 59 × 87 mm
• 63 × 88 mm
• 63.5 × 88.9 mm
• 70 × 100 mm

Custom sizes, oversized cards, square cards, mini cards, and custom die-cut shapes are also available.

We offer smooth and linen-finished black-core, blue-core, and white cardstock, as well as PVC plastic, recycled paper, textured paper, holographic paper, metallic paper, and other specialty materials.

Card thickness, stiffness, opacity, surface texture, and finish can be selected according to the game’s requirements.

Available packaging options include tuck boxes, rigid boxes, magnetic boxes, drawer boxes, foil booster packs, shrink-wrapped decks, paper inserts, plastic trays, rulebooks, instruction booklets, and retail display boxes.

Packaging dimensions can be designed around the card count, deck thickness, and included components.

We support foil stamping, spot UV, embossing, debossing, holographic effects, metallic inks, linen embossing, gilded edges, custom die-cutting, variable data printing, and many other decorative processes.

More than 100 finishing options are available for different visual effects, rarity levels, and product positioning.

PDF is the preferred file format. Artwork should be prepared in CMYK at 300 DPI, with approximately 3 mm of bleed beyond the trim line. Keep important text, logos, and graphics inside the safe area.

Dielines and special finishing layers, such as foil or spot UV, should be supplied separately and clearly named. Cards should be arranged in the correct production order.

Yes. We can produce prototypes and small batches for playtesting, photography, exhibitions, internal review, or crowdfunding campaigns.

For bulk projects, a pre-production sample can also be made to confirm the final materials, colors, finishes, box structure, and assembly before mass production.

Production time depends on the order quantity, materials, finishes, packaging, and approval process.

Bulk orders generally take around 20–45 days after the artwork, specifications, and samples are approved. A standard online order for one deck usually takes about one week, while some simple orders can be completed in as little as one business day. Shipping time is not included.

Yes. A single game can include different card groups, sizes, backs, materials, or functions, such as character cards, action cards, reference cards, resource cards, and expansion decks.

Our production team can also manage card sorting, sequencing, and collation requirements.

Yes. We provide card sorting and collation, rulebook insertion, box assembly, shrink wrapping, retail packing, master-carton packing, warehousing, and order fulfillment.

The available services and shipping arrangements are confirmed according to the project quantity, destination, and distribution requirements.