Two recommended options, so we’ll look at those. Printing high resolution images let’s say through Word, 300 and 600 dpi are the The higher the dpi, the bigger the image will be in pixels. Digital images-like MTG cards on MTG Online or MTG Arena-are measured in pixels per inch (ppi), while the printing resolution of those images (i.e., how printed images are measured) is measured in dots per inch (dpi). Pixels aren’t a fixed width, just the smallest unit on any given screen. When it comes to the size of digital MTG cards in pixels, it can vary. Here’s a side view of a regular, non-foil Magic card, just for fun: Except for rule inserts and tokens, which are made of aĭifferent card stock and don’t use the opaque glue that regular MTG cards do. Pieces of card stock glued together with an opaque adhesive, just like regular Quality control for card stock and printing has been an issue for years, so do not expect exact consistency from card-to-card. However, according to our writer Jeff, who manages an inventory of over 1 million cards for Card Kingdom, these numbers can vary according to due to printing errors and the printing origin. When it comes to the corners of Magic cards, they’re rounded at a radius of about 0.125”, or 3mm. Foil cards, on their end, are a bit thicker as they have an extra layer on top of the card that creates that shiny, holographic look. When it comes to the thickness, non-foil cards are about 0.012”, or 0.305mm, thick. Tournament-legal cards have a width x height measurement of 2.5”x3.5”, or 63.5×88.9mm.
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