Every tool here is free and gets the job done. Here's where they actually differ.
Limitless TCG's proxy tool is the most established name in the space — it's simple, trusted, and backed by Limitless's own tournament data. PokéProxy and Proxycroak are lighter-weight alternatives built around speed. Proxidex is built specifically for players who want 450+ DPI card image prints, multiple print sizes, advanced card bleed and trim lines, and a deck builder that remembers their decks between sessions — features the simpler tools generally skip in favor of staying minimal.
| Feature | Proxidex | Limitless | PokéProxy | Proxycroak |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free to use | ||||
| Visual card search/browser | ||||
| 450+ DPI Card Image Prints | ||||
| Multiple print image sizes | ||||
| Customize print layout settings | ||||
| Save/load decks | ||||
| One-click meta deck import | ||||
| One-click tournament deck import | ||||
| Advanced card bleed / edge extension for cutting |
Visual card search/browser: Proxycroak works from a decklist you already have, not a card browser.
One-click meta deck import: LimitlessTCG is the source of the meta data itself.
If you already have a decklist in hand and just want a quick print, Limitless or Proxycroak will get you there fastest. If you want to browse cards visually, pick specific holo/reverse holo printings, choose a print size, save decks to come back to, and pull in the current competitive meta with one click, that's what Proxidex is built for — and it's free to use either way.
No signup required to try. Import from Limitless TCG in one click.