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Turn your Pokémon TCG Live export into a clean, tournament-ready deck list PDF in under a minute. Regulation marks are filled in for you.

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  • Reg. marks auto-filled
  • Letter & A4
  • Stays on your device

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Real tournament lists, split by format. Pick one and we’ll set the format on your sheet for you.

The deck list maker

Three quick steps. One perfect sheet.

1

Your deck

Paste the export from Pokémon TCG Live.

Pokémon 0 Trainer 0 Energy 0 0/60
Where do I find my export?

In Pokémon TCG Live, open Decks, select your deck, tap the ⋯ menu and choose Export. It copies the list — just paste it here. Lists copied from Limitless TCG work too.

2

Player details

Leave anything blank to handwrite it later.

Saved players stay on this device only. Tap a name to fill in their details.

Age division
Format
Paper
3

Regulation marks

We fill these in automatically.

Your Pokémon will appear here once you add a deck.

    Print it, hand it in. Good luck out there.

    How it works

    From TCG Live to tournament table

    1. Export & paste

      Copy your deck from Pokémon TCG Live or Limitless and paste it in. We count every card as you go.

    2. We fill the details

      Regulation marks for every Pokémon are looked up automatically. Your age division is suggested from your birth date.

    3. Print & play

      Download a crisp, readable PDF on Letter or A4. Judges get a tidy sheet; you get more time to shuffle up.

    Questions

    Good to know

    Is DeckSlip really free?

    Yes. No account, no paywall, no watermark. Make as many lists as you like.

    Where do my details go?

    Nowhere. Names, Player IDs and birth dates are only used in your browser to build the PDF. If you save players for one-tap reuse (great for families), they're stored in this browser only. “Forget saved players” at the bottom of the page removes them.

    What are regulation marks and why do I need them?

    The small letter (like G, H or I) printed on each card shows which Standard rotation it belongs to. Many events ask for it next to each Pokémon. DeckSlip fills these from a card database; if one can't be found you can pick it yourself.

    Where do the popular decks come from?

    Standard lists come from recent major events, and Expanded lists from recent online Expanded tournaments, all published on Limitless TCG. They're a handy starting point, not a ranking. Always double-check card legality before an event.

    Is this the official Play! Pokémon deck registration sheet?

    DeckSlip is an independent fan tool and isn't affiliated with The Pokémon Company. It includes everything on the standard deck list sheet, but some events require their own form — check with your organizer.

    0/60 cards

    Your deck list is ready!

    Check your downloads, print it out and you're set. Good luck at your event.