Export a card list

Card-list export works wherever you are looking at a temporary group of MTG printings: cards missing from a set, cards added to or cut from a deck version, and cards in the mana-value or price range you selected.

To export an entire deck or collection, use its own export instead. Those exports include options and details tailored to the record.

Use All cards to export the whole selection. Use Only missing to turn it into a shopping list: Deckonomicon checks what you already own and exports only the copies you still need, matching the exact printing, language, and finish.

Use braces to mark the end of a token: ${quantity}x ${name} reads or writes 4x Lightning Bolt. Prefixes such as x${quantity} work too. Short aliases such as ${q} and legacy formats such as $q $n and optional $set? still work; $quantityx is an unknown token.

Put ? inside braces for an optional field, such as ${set?}. ${name}? instead adds a literal question mark. Use $$ for one literal dollar sign and $${name} for the literal text ${name}. Unknown names and malformed placeholders are rejected.

For imports, separate variable-length values with spaces or punctuation. Braces delimit the tokens in the format, not the values in the file. Quantity and name are required for imports; exports may select fewer fields. Neither quantity nor name can be optional when included.

The default format is ${quantity} ${name} (${set}) ${collector_number}. Combine supported tokens with spaces and punctuation to match another tool.

Put ? inside braces, such as ${set?}, for set, set name, collector number, or language to omit an empty field together with its preceding separator. Collection-only fields such as condition, price, notes, and location are not supported in a generic card-list export.

Preview updates after you change the line format or content scope. Review the item and copy counts, then copy the result or save it as a .txt file.