How to export from Moxfield: your collection and decks
Moxfield lets you download your collection as a CSV file and copy a deck as text, and Reliquary reads both as Moxfield writes them. Moxfield's help, Importing your collection, describes its CSV format.
Export the collection
- Open your collection on Moxfield.
- Export it as a CSV file, as Moxfield's help page describes.
Export a deck
- Open the deck on Moxfield.
- Copy it as text, as Moxfield's help page describes.
If the text sets the sideboard apart with only a blank line, add a Sideboard line before it.
Import it into Reliquary
- Open Import, on the Collection tab, and choose the CSV file.
- Reliquary reads it in your browser and recognises a Moxfield file by its
Tradelist Count,EditionandCollector Numbercolumns. - Press the Import button. The cards go to Unsorted, and you move them to their binders and boxes from there.
For a deck, paste the text on the Deck tab: see how to paste a decklist. The Deck tab also takes a Moxfield deck link, but Moxfield turns some of those requests away; a pasted list always works.
Questions
Does Reliquary read Moxfield's proxy column?
Yes. A card marked as a proxy in the file comes in as a proxy, is named as one wherever it shows, and is never counted as a real card you own.
Can I keep using Moxfield for deckbuilding?
Yes. Export again whenever you like; a deck's text export pastes straight into Reliquary.
Why paste a deck instead of linking it?
Moxfield turns some of these requests away. Reliquary makes one request for a link and never works around a refusal, so the pasted list is the path that always works.
Sources
- Moxfield's help, Importing your collection, read November 9, 2026