Picture Decor (combine as many as you like)
Background Color
Border Style
Cover Frame (frame-within-a-frame)
Frame Color
Tile Color Scheme
Notation TipType digits or letters per group. Use
F for flowers, N E W S for winds, D for dragon, 0 or D for Soap. Each group picks its own suit color. Status prints as O or H. Every hand should total 14 tiles.⚡
Start with a Fast Card
Fast Mahjong Cards is built around one-tap generation. Create 55 curated, rule-checked hands first, then decorate and print them here.
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Rules & Scoring
• A winning hand is exactly 14 tiles.
OOpen — kongs & quints may be claimed from a discard and shown.
HHidden — no open tiles allowed. Win only off the wall or last discard.
• Point value of each hand is printed at the right (25, 30, 50, 75…).
• Doubled when self-drawn (Mah Jongg from the wall).
• Doubled again if hand is fully hidden.
• Jokers may be used in any pung, kong, quint — never in pairs or singles.
• Hands must be played exactly as written — no substitutions of suits or numbers unless the line allows it.
Unofficial practice card · American Mahjong style · Made with Fast Mahjong Cards
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How to Read the Card
Notation
0 = Soap / White Dragon (may be used as zero, any suit)
F = Flower · D = Dragon
N E W S = Winds (North / East / West / South)
Numbers like 2025 or 369 = the actual tile numbers
Repeats like FFFF or 2222 = a kong (4 of a kind)
Suit Colors
1111Craks (Characters)
1111Bams (Bamboos)
1111Dots (Circles)
FFFlowers
NEWSWinds (N/E/W/S)
DDDRed Dragon
DDDGreen Dragon
DDDSoap / White (0)
How to Play
1. Each player draws 13 tiles; East starts with 14.
2. On your turn, draw & discard to build a hand from this card.
3. Call discards to expose pungs & kongs (X hands only).
4. Reach 14 tiles matching a line and declare Mah Jongg.
Unofficial practice card · American Mahjong style · Made with Fast Mahjong Cards
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6 panels across 3 portrait Letter pages (6⅛″ × 4¾″ each): cover + rules, hands ×3, explanation. Print at 100% scale (not "Fit to Page"), then cut along the borders.
Note: the bottom panel on each page is shown upside down on purpose — this lets you print, cut, and stack the panels so every card reads right-side up from the same edge.
Tip: the more sections you add, the fewer hands each section will print. Fewer sections = more hands per section.