MTG Deck Showcaser

Standard resolution Standard image resolution (default) (Changes will take effect on next deck load).	Low resolution Loads low resolution images instead. Images may be blurry and unreadable, but it will use much less bandwidth.
Enable Auto-split Automatically detects when a column gets too tall, and splits it into two columns. Tries to do it cleverly so you don't end up with a column of only 1 or 2 cards (default)	Disable Auto-split Keeps all categories as single columns, never splits them. (Changes will take effect on next deck load).
Enable fullscreen images When you hover over an image, loads a high-resolution version of the image and displays it fullscreen instead.	Disable fullscreen images Default behavior of simply moving the image to the top of the pile of cards on hover (default). (Changes will take effect immediately).
Hide basic lands in grid When you open grid view, hide all basic lands. (default)	Show basic lands in grid When you open grid view, show all basic lands.
Separate two-faced In grid text view, two-faced cards are treated as two separate cards. (default)	Combine two-faced In grid text view, two-faced cards are combined into one card similar to split cards.
Light theme	Dark theme

Paste the exported deck data from a source such as MTG Arena into the text box below and click Load.
(Currently only supports MTG Arena format) - (How does it work?)

This site is 100% clientside - meaning it all runs in your browser and does not have a server or backend of its own. For this reason, all of the deck data is stored inside the URL 'code' that is generated, and nowhere else.

The code parses your decklist and then queries the Scryfall API to fetch card images and other information. Next, it does a little bit of ordering by card type and CMC cost, etc, before displaying the cards to you.

The entire source code is available on GitHub if you are interested. If you find any bugs, please report them on GitHub as well. Thanks.

(Note that if you edit the options away from the defaults, they will be saved in your browser.)

Load deck

If it doesn't load in under a minute or two, something may have gone wrong. Make sure your internet connection isn't too slow to load the data+images. If it still doesn't work, please post an issue on my github and be sure to include the link to the deck.
If you know how to check your browser's console for errors, you may also do so now to confirm whether or not a github issue post is required. Thank you.