Reliquary
← Guides

How to export from Moxfield: your collection and decks

Updated November 9, 2026

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

  1. Open your collection on Moxfield.
  2. Export it as a CSV file, as Moxfield's help page describes.

Export a deck

  1. Open the deck on Moxfield.
  2. 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

  1. Open Import, on the Collection tab, and choose the CSV file.
  2. Reliquary reads it in your browser and recognises a Moxfield file by its Tradelist Count, Edition and Collector Number columns.
  3. 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.

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

Sources

Related