New to magic?

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No experience needed. Pick where to begin, and show someone your first trick tonight.

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Build your first set. Five tricks. One for every moment.

Start with your opener, or jump to the kind of magic you like. Every pick is made for beginners.

1Your opener

The first trick you show. It works by itself, so you can focus on their reaction.

No sleight of hand Ready out of the box
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2Card magic

A deck goes everywhere. Easy tricks, with a simple move at most.

Any deck Easy moves
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3Mentalism

Know what they’re thinking, predict what they’ll do, move things without touching them.

Predictions Influence Mind over matter
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4Coins and money

Borrowed coins and bills that vanish and change.

Borrowed coins and bills Pocket-sized
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5Always in your pocket

Three tricks that live in your pocket, so you are ready when someone asks.

Fits in a pocket Ready when someone asks
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Questions

Do I need sleight of hand?

No. Everything on this page works by itself or with a special prop. Sleight of hand comes later, if you want it.

How long does it take to learn a trick?

Most first tricks take an evening. A kit has enough for weeks.

Is it OK for kids?

Every kit shows an age. Unless it says otherwise, kits are for ages 6 and up. TrickStarters by Zach King are made for younger magicians.

How are tricks taught?

By video. Lessons stream on any phone, or come in the box.