Check the printing.
Compare your scan with catalog images. Review the set, collector number, and finish before accepting a match.
Pokémon + Magic: The Gathering
Your cards.
In order.
Turn card photos into a collection you can search, review, and export.
Public access is coming soon. Account registration is not open yet.
| Card | Set | Condition | Qty | Review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 CharizardPokémon TCG | Base Set4/102 · 1st Edition | Near Mint | 1 | Reviewed |
 Black LotusMagic: The Gathering | Unlimited Edition2ED · #233 | Lightly Played | 1 | Reviewed |
 MewtwoPokémon TCG | Wizards Black Star Promos#14 | Near Mint | 1 | Reviewed |
01 / Upload
Add card photos or flatbed scans.
02 / Review & organise
Check each printing, enter condition, and add it to your inventory.
From a stack to
a searchable collection.
Keep every detail.
Condition, quantities, variants, and notes, all in one place. An inventory that works the way you collect.
A closer look at the process.
Actual screens, with example collection data.
Choose a step to see what you’ll work with.
Know what you have.
And where to find it.
Keep the details that matter after a card is identified. TCGUploader connects each inventory item to its printing, your notes, and available price information.
Coming soonFind a card without searching a box
Filter by game, set, condition, or finish. Add tags and storage locations that match how you organise your cards.
Track printings, not just card names
Keep quantities, language, foil treatment, and condition attached to the printing you reviewed.
Keep price estimates in context
See available marketplace price sources and quote freshness. Estimates are a reference, not a guaranteed sale price.
Your collection, ready
for the next step.
Download structured files for selling or managing your cards elsewhere. Choose a format, review the export, and import it on the destination site.
CSV export is available now.
Direct publishing and sales sync are not yet available.
Direct publishing and sales sync are not yet available.
eBayMarketplace CSV
AvailableTCGplayerMarketplace CSV
AvailableCardmarketMarketplace CSV
AvailableManaBox & MoxfieldCollection export
AvailableShopifyDedicated export & integration
PlannedA free plan for your
first collection.
Enough room to scan a batch, check the matches, organise your cards, and try an export before deciding what you need.
Planned launch allowance. Registration is not open yet.
FreePLANNED AT LAUNCH
$0 / month
200scans / month
1,000inventory items
5exports / month
- 20 upload batches per month
- Card recognition and match review
- 2 GiB storage · 30-day scan retention
- Supported marketplace and collection exports
Common questions.
What to expect before your first upload.
Which trading card games are supported?
TCGUploader currently supports Pokémon TCG and Magic: The Gathering. Recognition depends on the cards and printings available in the catalog. Other trading card games are not supported yet.
Can I scan several cards in one image?
Yes. Upload a photo or flatbed scan containing several cards. Keep cards separated, fully visible, and evenly lit. The scanner detects individual cards so you can review each match.
How accurate is card recognition?
Results depend on image quality and catalog coverage. The review screen shows candidate printings and confidence evidence. Check the set, collector number, language, and finish before accepting a match; condition is entered by you.
Can I list my cards on eBay or Shopify?
You can prepare an eBay CSV export and upload it through the marketplace’s own import workflow. TCGplayer and Cardmarket exports are also available. Direct publishing, sales synchronisation, and a dedicated Shopify export are not available yet.
What is included in the free tier?
At launch, the planned free allowance is 200 scans and 20 batches per month, 1,000 inventory items, 5 exports, and 2 GiB of storage with 30-day original retention. Public registration is not open yet.
Can I download my collection data?
Yes. Export your collection as a native CSV, or choose a supported marketplace or collection-app format. Native CSV preserves the inventory data for a round-trip import. Export limits depend on your plan.