Full custom deck
The whole thing, from one brief: suits, numbers, court cards, jokers and a matching back.
- 52 faces plus two jokers
- Court cards consistent across all four suits
- One card back and a tuck box layout
- 300 dpi print files with bleed
Working remotely, in English, with clients anywhere
Custom playing cards drawn to your brief — 52 faces, the court cards, the pips and the back — delivered as print-ready files you own.
Four things we are usually asked for. If yours is none of them, describe it in the form and we will say whether it is a deck we can draw.
The whole thing, from one brief: suits, numbers, court cards, jokers and a matching back.
For people who like their faces standard and want the back to be theirs.
A deck built around people: the court cards become the family, the team or the two of you.
For a club, a bar, a game night or a shop that wants its own deck on the table.
Scope and cost are quoted per deck after we read your brief — nothing is charged before you have seen the style directions.
Work in progress and finished sheets.
The artwork is AI-generated from your brief. The parts a machine gets wrong — pip counts, index placement, suit colour — are fixed by hand before anything is sent to you.
Kings, queens and jacks are built from one set of characters, so the four suits look like one deck instead of twelve separate pictures.
Indices stay legible at fan distance, red and black stay distinguishable, and the back is symmetrical so nobody reads it as a marked card.
You get 300 dpi CMYK files with bleed and crop marks, sized to standard poker or bridge stock, plus PNGs for screens. The artwork is yours to print where you like.
A few lines in the form: who it is for, what it should look like, whether it needs to be playable at a table or sit on a shelf.
We come back with three sample cards in three different treatments. You pick one, or tell us what to take from each.
Faces, courts, jokers and the back are produced in the chosen style, then checked card by card for pips, indices and colour.
Print-ready files land with you, with the layout sized to the stock you are printing on. Revisions on the back and the courts are part of the job.
I asked for a deck for my brother's card group and sent one scruffy paragraph. The three directions came back and one of them was exactly the thing I couldn't describe.
We print our own decks, so what mattered was the files. Bleed was right, indices were right, the printer had no questions.
The court cards from our photos took a round of changes to get right, which they expected. The back was perfect first time.
Name, email and a line about what you want on the cards. That is enough to start.
Thanks — we have your brief. Someone from PLAYINGCARDSAI will get in touch shortly with questions and the next step.
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