How to Export Your Deckbox Inventory as CSV (and Import It)

Export from Deckbox

1. Log in at deckbox.org and open your Inventory.
2. Open the Tools menu at the top right and choose Export.
3. Download the CSV. Deckbox recommends opening it as UTF-8 if you look at it in a spreadsheet.

Deckbox's help page covers exports but doesn't name the menu path; these steps follow an independent import guide.

What's in the file

Count, Tradelist Count, Name, Edition, Edition Code, Card Number, Condition, Language, Foil, Signed, Artist Proof, Altered Art, Misprint, Promo, Textless, Printing Id, Printing Note, Tags, My Price, Cost, Rarity, Price, TcgPlayer ID, Scryfall ID

Import it into Mana For Cards

1. Open My Cards → Add cards (or tap Upload a List on Home).
2. Tap File format and choose Deckbox.
3. Choose the file, then pick Add to my collection or Replace my collection.
4. Tap Import. You'll see how many cards came in, any lines that were skipped and why, and then card art and roles are added automatically.

Picked the wrong format? If the file is clearly from another app, Mana For Cards recognises it, imports it correctly and tells you.

What comes across

• Count, set (name and code), card number and foil.
• Condition, language and price (dollar signs handled).

Good to know

• Deckbox stores etched foils as plain foil, so they import as Foil.
• The older 15-column export works too.

Wondering how the two apps compare? Read Mana For Cards vs Deckbox.

Sources

• Deckbox help: exports and imports
• MythicHub import guide

Deckbox is a trademark of its owner; this guide isn't affiliated with or endorsed by them.

Last checked 9 October 2026.