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Collection Management

Add cards, import a file or paste a list, then filter and sort what you own

Adding cards

Open Collection from the main menu, or from your profile menu. An empty collection shows Start your collection with Add Your First Card and Import from File. After you have cards, the sidebar shows Add Card, an upload icon for import, and a history icon for past imports.

Add one printing

  1. 1Click Add Card. The modal title is Add a card to your collection
  2. 2Search in Add a card to your collection. Narrow by set when that game shows a set filter
  3. 3Pick finishes, Language (default English), Condition (default Near mint), Quantity, and an optional purchase price
  4. 4Click Add <card name>. Leave Close after adding unchecked if you are adding a stack

Other ways cards get in

  • Import a CSV or paste a text list — see Importing below
  • Scan a physical stack in the mobile app, then save to your collection
  • Finish a trade — committed copies move with the proposal

Keep extras separate

Your collection can hold everything you own. Select cards and use Add to List when you are willing to trade them. Only cards on a published Haves list are offered to nearby players.

Importing a CSV or pasted list

The import wizard is Upload CSV → Map Columns → Check Results → Processing. Open it from Collection with the upload icon, or Import from File on an empty collection. That route is /x/collection/import. The same wizard can import into a list from that list’s upload icon. Exports from Moxfield, Archidekt, Deckbox, Dragon Shield, and similar tools work when you map the columns. Files must be .csv and under 5MB.

CSV File

  1. 1Export a CSV from the tool you already use
  2. 2Open Collection and click the upload icon, or Import from File
  3. 3Stay on the CSV File tab and drop the file or browse to it
  4. 4On Map Columns, check the auto-matched headers. Name, Quantity, Set Code, and Collector Number are required. Set defaults for Condition, Language, and Finish when a column is missing
  5. 5On Check Results, filter All / Valid / Invalid, click a row to fix an unmatched card, then Confirm & Import
  6. 6Wait on Processing. Open the history icon later to see past imports and roll one back if needed

Paste Text

  1. 1Open the same import page and switch to Paste Text
  2. 2Paste lines such as 4 Lightning Bolt, 2x Dark Confidant, or 1 Lightning Bolt (NEO) 266. Use *F* for foil and *E* for etched
  3. 3Click Parse & Continue. That skips Map Columns and goes to Check Results
  4. 4Review unmatched rows, then Confirm & Import

Wants lists

When you import into a Wants list, an any-printing toggle is available on upload and mapping. Turn it on if any printing of that card is fine.

Finding cards you already own

The collection bar is Search your collection, View, and Sort. View is only Table or Visual — you cannot save a named layout.

View and sort

  • View: Table or Visual. Visual is the default. The choice is remembered
  • Sort: Name, Price, Added, Updated, or Quantity, each ascending or descending
  • Search: type a card name in Search your collection

Filters

  • Use the sidebar facets for the game you are looking at — typically set, rarity, color or the game’s equivalent, finish, language, condition, and price
  • Open Filter Settings to hide or reorder those groups. Reset to Defaults puts them back
  • Price currency follows Account Settings → Pricing: TCGPlayer USD or Cardmarket EUR

Select several cards

  • Add to List — put selected copies on a have or want list
  • Remove from List — take them off a list without deleting the copies
  • Delete — remove them from the collection

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