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How to export from Archidekt: your collection and decks

Updated November 9, 2026

Archidekt exports your collection as a CSV file, and you choose its columns before it downloads. A deck exports from Export in the more menu on the deck's page.

Export the collection

  1. Open your collection on Archidekt.
  2. Choose its export, and tick the columns the file should hold.
  3. Download the file.

Tick at least the card's name, quantity, set code and collector number, so each card comes across as its own printing. If the list offers a Scryfall ID column, tick it too: Reliquary reads it first.

Export a deck

  1. Open the deck.
  2. Open the more menu and choose Export. Archidekt offers it on desktop and on mobile.
  3. Copy the list as text.

Import it into Reliquary

  1. Open Import, on the Collection tab, and choose the CSV file.
  2. Reliquary reads it in your browser and recognises an Archidekt file by its Edition Code, Collector Number and Quantity columns.
  3. Press the Import button. The cards go to Unsorted, and you move them to their places from there.

For a deck, paste the text on the Deck tab: Archidekt's categories come along, so [Commander] marks the commander and [Sideboard] the sideboard. See how to paste a decklist.

Questions

My file has other column names. Will it still import?

Usually. If Reliquary does not recognise the file, choose Archidekt from the list, or let it read the file by its column names; it says which columns it read.

Do Archidekt's maybeboard cards come in?

No. A card in a category Archidekt keeps out of the deck, such as the maybeboard, is not part of the deck in Reliquary either; the import shows those lines apart from the deck.

Import your collectionFree, with Google or GitHub. No card.

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