Public Profiles & Sharing
Every user on MTG Codex has a public profile page at mtgcodex.net/[your-display-name]. By default it's almost empty — just your name. Everything else requires you to deliberately turn it on.
Your Public Profile
When visitors look at your profile, they see your display name, and whatever sections you've made visible. The profile adapts to show only what you've shared:
Collection — Your full card inventory, with search and filtering, pricing, and both tile and list views. Visitors can browse but can't make changes.
Decks — Your deck list with cover art, format tags, and color identity pips. Clicking into a public deck shows the full card list, stats, and value. Private decks within a public deck list stay hidden.
Tradelist — All the cards you've marked "For Trade," with images, pricing, and filters. Useful for trade partners who want to see what you're offering.
Wishlist — Everything on your wishlist, with images and pricing. Useful for letting your playgroup know what you're looking for.
Setting It Up
Go to your Profile page and scroll to Visibility Settings. Each section has its own toggle. Turn on exactly what you're comfortable sharing — there's no "share everything" master switch because that's a deliberate design choice. People should have to make conscious decisions about each piece of their data.
For individual decks, there's also a public/private toggle within deck settings. This lets you have a public deck page while keeping specific decks private — useful if you have a secret brew you're not ready to share yet.
Sharing Your Profile
Your profile URL is mtgcodex.net/[your-display-name]. You can share it anywhere — a Discord server, a trade forum, an LGS post. Only the sections you've enabled will be visible to whoever opens it.