Spellbook

Every deck and list you keep, in one place

Spellbook is where your Magic: The Gathering lists live — decks, wishlists, trade binders. Build them from the card search, measure them as you go, and share them with your playgroup.

Unlimited lists

Decks, wishlists, trade binders, brews in progress — organise cards into as many lists as you keep.

Deck stats at a glance

Mana curve, colour spread, average mana value and card-type breakdown update as you build.

Compare two lists

Diff any two lists side by side to see what they share and what sets them apart.

Share a read-only link

Publish a list to a public link so playgroup members can look through it without an account.

Move your decks over in a single paste

Switching deck builders normally means retyping a hundred cards. It does not here: copy the export out of whatever you use today, paste it into a list, and the whole thing resolves in one go.

The parser reads the same decklist shape every major tool emits, including the set code and collector number in brackets, so you keep the exact printings you chose rather than a generic version of each card.

Quantities written as "1 Sol Ring" or "1x Sol Ring" both work
Print specifiers like "(LTC) 285" keep the exact edition and art
A trailing *F* marks the copy as foil
Commander, Mainboard, Sideboard and Maybeboard headers become card tags
Accented names resolve even when the export dropped the accents

Statistics that update while you build

A deck is easier to fix when you can see its shape. Mana curve, colour spread, average mana value and the split across card types are all recalculated as cards go in and out, so a curve that has crept too high is obvious before the first game rather than after it.

Everything is measured on the list in front of you, including the tags — so a commander and a sideboard do not quietly distort the numbers for the deck you are actually building.

Price the list, then make it cheaper

Every list totals up at current market prices in the currency you pick. That is the easy part; the useful part is what comes next.

Because the same card exists in a dozen printings at a dozen prices, the print optimiser looks at every edition of every card in the list and shows you where swapping art saves real money. The deck plays identically and costs less.

Plan an upgrade before you commit to it

Upgrade mode stages changes instead of applying them. Cards you are considering are marked as going in, cards on the chopping block are marked as coming out, and the list keeps working as it is until you commit the whole batch.

It means you can price a change, compare it against the current build and sleep on it, without ever having a deck that is half-edited.

Share a list with people who do not have an account

Publishing a list gives you a public link that anyone can open — no sign-up, no paywall, no app. Your playgroup can read the deck, look through the cards and read the primer you wrote for it.

For paper play there is a proxy print view that lays the list out at real card size, and a buy view that collects the purchase links for everything still missing.

Works with the decklists you already have

Import and export use the same plain-text format, so lists move in and out of PlaneswalkerHub without an integration, an API key or a subscription on either end.

Source	Paste in	Export back out
Moxfield	Yes	Yes
Archidekt	Yes	Yes
MTG Arena	Yes	Yes
TappedOut	Yes	Yes
Any plain text list	Yes	Yes

Anything that exports lines like "1 Lightning Bolt (2X2) 117" will import, with or without section headers. Exports can include the set and collector number, or be simplified down to quantity and name when the other tool prefers that.

Also included

Import a decklist by pasting it in, and export in the formats your other tools expect
Tag cards as commander, mainboard or sideboard and filter on those tags
Price the whole list and swap in cheaper printings of the same card
Card suggestions based on what is already in the list
Write a primer for the deck and keep it alongside the cards

Free — sign in with Discord or Google, no password to remember.

Frequently asked questions

Can I import my decks from Moxfield or Archidekt?

Yes. Copy the decklist export out of Moxfield, Archidekt, TappedOut or MTG Arena and paste it into a list. Quantities, set codes, collector numbers, foil markers and section headers are all read, so the deck arrives with the printings and tags you had.

Is the deck builder free?

Yes. Building, pricing, importing, exporting and sharing decks are all free, with no ads and no paid tier. You only need an account so your lists have somewhere to live.

Do people need an account to see a deck I share?

No. A published list gets a public link that anyone can open and read without signing in or installing anything.

How many decks can I keep?

As many as you like. Lists are not limited by number or size, and they are not only for decks — wishlists, trade binders and half-finished brews all live in the same place.

Can I see what a deck costs?

Yes. Lists total up at current market prices in your chosen currency, and the print optimiser shows where a cheaper printing of the same card would bring the total down without changing how the deck plays.

Does it work for Commander?

Yes. Cards can be tagged as commander, mainboard, sideboard or maybeboard, the statistics respect those tags, and format legality is shown on every card.