nanDECK was written as an aid for game inventors to speed up the process of designing and printing decks of cards.

This program uses a script for creating the cards, and you can add text, images, and some graphics (lines, rectangles, and ellipses). Using nanDECK, you can add or change graphic elements to a deck (or only some cards) with just some lines of text. The default size of the cards is 6 cm x 9 cm (9 cards for every sheet), but you can customize everything (even creating chits for wargames). There are over 100 keywords, but you should know only a few of them for basic tasks.

Getting used to nanDeck will take some time, as it isn't intuitive. We quickly found ourselves lost with dozens and dozens of buttons and checkboxes. We'd like to see a design wizard for first-time users or get the basics done. We could drag an image in but couldn't preview it. While nanDeck seems complicated, there are very few programs out there that do what it does. It is also portable, so trying it out is as easy as extracting to a folder and running.

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