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31 recommendations and reviews from 26 people
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December 7, 2018
AngelusAmdis asked:Creating custom cards that are of decent quality for Red Dragon Inn Title says most of it. I'm currently working on a project for a few friends that involves creating our d&d characters into characters in the red dragon inn game. Does anyone have a recommendation on how to print out the custom-made cards? This is my first time adding something to a boardgame, and I want it to at least be passable. The art and how the cards work is all written up in a word doc, but would a place like staples/office max be the best bet or is there somewhere online where people can try to do these type of things? (Sorry if this isn't the right place or breaks rules. I read over them but this is my first time posting here and didn't see anything regarding this type of thing )
Medwynd replied:I use PrinterStudio.com. They have a lot of sales right now for the holidays.
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December 6, 2017
Jessica H. asked:Does anyone know where I can get save the date magnets that won’t break the bank?Colleen J. replied:printerstudio.com shipping can getcha, but I was able to order 125 4 x6 magnets with 150 envelopes for $128 shipped (we wanted the bigger magnet, so i'm not sure if other places are cheaper for smaller magnets)
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March 29, 2017
roooof asked:So if I were to make RUTHCon promo cards - suggestions on where to print them?Chris K. replied:http://www.printerstudio.comGrant R. replied:PrinterStudio has VERY nice cards but are super pricey.
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February 9, 2017
Anthony T. asked:So my daughter made a rock paper scissors game. For her birthday I'd like to make a professional looking print. Anyone know where I could get that done reasonably priced?Lucas G. replied:printerstudio.com does an excellent job!
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December 8, 2016
Sylvia T. asked:Does anyone know a good source to order big tote bags printed with personal art work?Luz D. replied:Fine Art America does them. I used to used http://www.printerstudio.com/ and they're a bit more affordable.
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May 5, 2016
Ryan B. asked:Hey nerds, any modders, or designers know any good resources for diy quality cards?Phil N. replied:I second Scott call of www.printerstudio.com if you want quality custom cards
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January 24, 2016
Andy M. asked:I noticed alot of people have created custom decks, can anyone advise how best to print them or suggest a company who can print them for cheap.Martin D. replied:printerstudio.com but you might want to tweek some cards before sending them to a printing company because some cards are really OP and will kill your game play. Or you can keep them as they are and add difficulty to your game by adding an additional spawn.
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April 9, 2015
Stacey B. asked:Hey all, Does anyone know where you can get personalized playing cards or tarot cards printed?Kristi B. replied:http://www.printerstudio.com/
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September 11, 2014
David R. asked:I am designing a board game and so far it's going extremely well, I've managed to narrow down the parts and pieces I require for my Paranormal game and I'm looking any services that can either print out cards for a relatively good deal ( 2.5"x3.5" ) and where I can find someone to print tokens to either custom make/order. The more complete they can get ( i.e : dice,cards,tokens all in one set ) the better. Can anyone name any examples and/or ways to do it myself that would keep quality high ? Edit : I'm looking for one sample deck for now. Includes 156 Cards ( split into 5 decks ) , 40 Tokens ( Split into 3 Token Types ) Thanks!Dave M. replied:I also recommend printerstudio.com for the cards. High quality for low prices, and a very user-friendly interface. Now if only they'd add square cards for my current project...Cullam B. replied:David, here's some work I had done at PrinterStudio.com:Cullam B. replied:Yeah, if you're doing just cards, PrinterStudio is FANTASTIC. It kind of looks like they only do standard playing cards, but don't be fooled. They do full custom as well.
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July 25, 2014
Simon R. asked:Hi everyone, I'm new here and to board game design in general. My wife and I have been developing a relativity simple card game aimed at families and casual players. One question I've got is where is a good place to get some decent quality prototypes made? I'm a graphic designer and can get basic versions done just on card daily fairly, but I was hoping to get some that were printed as close to the finished product as possible. Are there any good playing card printers/manufacturers in Australia, or Melbourne specifically, that do small runs? Thanks
Josh S. replied:I've used http://www.printerstudio.com/ a few times, and have absolutely no qualms recommending them. Cheap and high quality, though shipping time can be a bit varied? Custom card stuff is here : http://www.printerstudio.com/unique-ideas/custom-card-and-puzzle-games.html Good luck
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July 16, 2014
Ian S. asked:So I need to print a nice copy of my game soon. It's been very successful at my local store but I'm going to need to take this show on the road if I hope to launch a good kickstarter - so I need a nice copy to take places with me to demo. My cards are simple, text and an icon on each card. I don't care about the lowest price as this is a one-of for now, I want a copy that can weather a fair amount of play-testing and I'm happy to pay for that as long as I'm not getting robbed. US companies preferred. Recommendations?Tim B. replied:I'm going to try http://www.printerstudio.com/ out.Jason G. replied:If it just cards, I have heard a lot of good things about printerstudio. If you want a nice box and tokens and such, then I recommend The Game Crafter.
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June 22, 2014
Manuel C. asked:Have you used a service to print out "professional-looking" prototypes? If so, which would you recommend? I'd like to print out a few copies of an 80 card game, and I'm based in Europe.James M. replied:If it's just cards, then TheGameCrafter.com, PrintPlayGames.com, DriveThruCards.com, or PrinterStudio.com all do great work. The first two would be best if you need dice/bits and box. Of course most of these are in the USA but PrinterStudio is in China so that might be your best choice.Koen H. replied:Two copies of a 75-card small box game cost me $42 in shipping at TGC. (I'm in the UK.) PrinterStudio seemed very cheap until at the very end they added 25% to the checkout total to handle import tax. Both are not the super professional quality of e.g. Bicycle or MtG cards, but definitely good enough for a prototype.
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June 22, 2014
iluvatar asked:Recommendations for card printers? Does anyone have any recommendations for companies to print cards? Ideally in the UK, but abroad is fine too if the shipping costs aren't prohibative. I'm looking for somewhere around 100 unique designs, which I could split across two decks if necessary.
Oecist replied:Easy: printerstudio.com Good prices, great quality, low free shipping threshold, FedEx shipping available.
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April 30, 2014
Jenny K. asked:I am in need of getting 2.5x3.5 cards printed up (style similar to MagicTheGathering). Would anyone have a company they would recommend? Thanks in advance.Jeremy W. replied:http://www.printerstudio.com/. We've placed dozens of card orders with them, in various sizes, and they are always excellent quality. It takes about 2 weeks to get them delivered, all told.Dustin O. replied:I've used printerstudio, arts cow, and TGC, and set up cards for DriveThruCards. DTC has excellent quality cards and fairly low prices, and you can order any quantity in a deck, not just multiples of 18, but file setup is much more difficult and laborious. Both TGC and DTC can act as a storefront for people to order your game.Dustin O. replied:Also, arts cow and printerstudio you don't even have to make your images a certain size. You can pan and crop on their site. TGC has you use a template. The former's cards are aqueous coated, whereas TGC's are not. TGC has a great community and active chat room if you have questions.Jeremy W. replied:PrinterStudio lets you upload the individual cards, Elizabeth.Tim E. replied:I have been very happy with PrinterStudio. They are in china but have quick delivery and the best color I have seen for Print on Demand cards.Elizabeth H. replied:Yeah, I have used PrinterStudio in the past and their interface is much easier to use than either TGC or DTC. But I was just looking at the PrinterStudio website and this time I couldn't find the option to print completely custom cards (both sides) so was exploring other options. I was assuming other printers would let me just upload my GIMP-created .png files in the same way! Haven't sprung for Adobe...trying not to spend a lot on something that I can't assume will ever pay me any money.
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January 6, 2014
Chris N. asked:Does anyone have recommendations on places to get smaller/early runs of cards printed? Ive heard of the gamecreafter, but just looking for options to get early demo copies of my game made.James M. replied:Yeah DTCards for sure. I've heard http://www.printerstudio.com/ does a decent job too.Matt W. replied:I've used http://www.printerstudio.com/ and http://www.printplaygames.com. The cards from http://www.printerstudio.com/ were much better quality. They are thinner than typical cards, but they shuffle well and they've been holding up well. And their web tool for ordering decks is very flexible. It's very easy to order the exact deck you need.Sen-Foong L. replied:Printerstudio does good work from what I've seen.David T. replied:Second PrinterStudioDavid T. replied:not sure if this is typical but using PrinterStudio to print five 60 card "decks" across 6 actual 54 card decks ordered decks (game consisted of 60 cards not 54) and they packaged 5 shrink wrapped and properly sized 60 card decks. so they went beyond request and actually collated/packaged 60 cards instead of making us do any hand sorting (which we planned to do since we wanted a few quality protos to test with)Jared B. replied:Turn around time after ordering from Printerstudio, to when I received the decks at my house was around 2 weeks. It was also in the midst of xmas chaos at the post office so it's reasonable to assume it would be a couple days faster non holiday madness. Also for our game the total number of cards in the 2-Player Set is around 160. Ordering the single 160 card deck with all the cards was around 17 dollars on linen stock. So it seems definitely cheaper to bundle your cards into bigger groupings rather then order multiples of 60 if you need more cards. May not save much for a single copy, but over multiple copies the savings could be nice. That may just be common sense but I felt like sharing anyways. :D
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Referral from
December 8, 2013
Jarek S. asked:Hey everyone, I need help with a school project. I have to make a card game, I just need to know who will print 100 cards quickly. The project is due in a couple of weeks and I just need them to print and ship me the cards as quickly as possible. Also can anyone link me to a site where I can get ships and cars/truck pieces in 4 colors (red, yellow, green, blue). Thanks everyone!Paul T. replied:http://www.printerstudio.com/ has a great turnaround time + if its dire then use their FedEx express shipping and it will come even quicker.
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