The 9 MTG Cards That Made Me – Pick & Share Online
Pick nine Magic: The Gathering cards that represent you in The 9 MTG Cards That Made Me, then share your list or save it as an image.
About the Nine-Card Builder
- Category
- Mobile Tools
- Platform
- Browser
- Mode
- Personal card selection and sharing tool
- Developer
- Independent web project
This browser tool is built around a personal Magic: The Gathering prompt: choose nine cards that represent you, then share the result. Its interface starts with nine numbered slots, keeping the challenge focused on a compact, recognizable list rather than a full deck.
Once your cards are chosen, you can copy a share link, save the layout as an image, or use the share links for X, Bluesky, and Reddit. Card data and images are credited to Scryfall.
The creator states that the tool is unofficial and not approved or endorsed by Wizards of the Coast. Magic: The Gathering names and card art belong to their respective rights holders; see the linked Fan Content Policy for the publisher's current terms.
How to Use The 9 MTG Cards That Made Me
Controls
Think of nine Magic cards that say something about you, then fill each numbered slot by searching for and selecting a card. When your list is ready, use Copy Link to share the configuration or Save as Image to export it. New starts a fresh list, and Clear removes your current choices.
Game Features
- Pick nine Magic cards that represent you
- Nine numbered slots for your personal list
- New and Clear actions to manage your choices
- Copy Link to share your saved selection
- Save as Image to export the finished layout
- Share links for X, Bluesky, and Reddit
- Card data and images credited to Scryfall
Nine-Card Builder FAQ
Where can I make a nine-card list?
Click Play above to open the embedded tool. Choose cards in its nine slots, then use Copy Link or Save as Image when your selection is ready.
How many Magic cards should I choose?
The prompt is built around exactly nine cards. Fill the nine numbered slots to assemble a compact selection that represents you.
Can I share my nine-card selection?
Yes. Use Copy Link to share your configuration, Save as Image to export it, or the share links for X, Bluesky, and Reddit.
Where does the card data come from?
The creator credits Scryfall for card data and images. Scryfall’s API documentation explains the card-data service used by the tool.
Is this an official Wizards of the Coast tool?
No. The creator says the project is unofficial and not endorsed by Wizards of the Coast. Magic names and art remain the property of their rights holders.