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2026-10-18 issue

Observed arrival · 2026-10-18

prox3D turns card images into printable reliefs

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A browser-based tool for converting trading-card images into two-tone 3D-printable reliefs, with a downloadable 3MF output.

Landing page captured for the 2026-10-18 issue.
For
Trading-card and tabletop 3D-printing hobbyists
Worth noticing
Its local-threshold control adjusts cutoffs by surrounding pixel averages to help recover mid-gray text boxes.

Field notes

Users can fetch a card by name or link from Scryfall, or start with a PNG, then inspect an original and split preview. The controls include several thresholding and cleanup options alongside layer height, first-layer thickness, relief, and face-down printing. The page offers an equivalent CLI command and identifies the project as unofficial fan content; it credits Scryfall for card images and data.

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Landing page observed 2026-10-18. The live site may have changed.