For trading card collectors

Scan any trading card. Know the printing, the value, and the grade.

CardLens is a trading card scanner app for iPhone. Photograph one Pokémon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, or Disney Lorcana card and CardLens matches the exact printing, shows a value range built on recent eBay sales, estimates the condition, and saves the card to a vault that adds up what the whole collection is worth.

Sample scanRecent eBay sales
Charizard Gold Star Delta Species from EX Dragon Frontiers, card 100/101
Catalog match

Charizard ★ δ

EX Dragon Frontiers · 100/101 · Gold Star

Value range
$2,400–5,000
Condition
Near Mint
CardMatched
eBayRecent sales
Saved toVault

Sample result. Values move with the market; the app shows the current range when you scan.

How CardLens works

Scan once. Get the printing, the value, and the grade.

Scan

Photograph one card. CardLens crops it to a clean, transparent cutout.

Match

The exact catalog printing comes back: set, number, rarity, finish, and language.

Value

A value range built on recent eBay sales, with the sales shown, plus a condition grade.

Collect

Save the card to your vault. Reopen any card and its range refreshes from newer sales, so the total is built on current evidence.

What one scan returns

What one scan of a trading card returns

CardLens keeps the catalog match, the value range, and the condition grade separate, so you see where a card's worth comes from instead of a single number with no story behind it.

Exact catalog match

Set name, collector number, rarity, finish, and language. No typing set codes, no scrolling through twenty printings of the same name.

Value range with eBay evidence

An AI estimate built on recent eBay sales of the same printing, wherever the market has them. The sales are in the app, so you know what the number rests on.

Condition grade

A Near Mint to Damaged estimate for raw cards, and a read of PSA, BGS, and CGC slab labels for graded ones.

Built for every TCG

Five games. One scanner. One vault.

Each game has its own catalog, its own variants, and its own page explaining what the scanner reads. Pick yours.

Games supported5
Catalog cards250K+
App Store rating4.6

Evidence you can open

Every value range is anchored to recent eBay sales.

Value ranges in CardLens are built on recent eBay sales of the exact printing wherever the market has them, and the sales are one tap away. When you quote a price in a trade, you can show where it came from.

eBay evidenceRecent sales
Recent sale$3,351
Value range$2,400–5,000
Condition gradeNear Mint

More than a scanner

Value, grade, and track, in one app.

Available on the App Store

Turn the pile on your desk into a collection with a number on it.

CardLens is free to download. Scan the cards on your desk tonight and know what each one is, what it is worth, and what shape it is in.

Download CardLens

Questions

Before you scan.

Which trading card games does CardLens support?

Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, the One Piece Card Game, and Disney Lorcana, each with its own catalog and its own page on this site. The App Store listing tracks more games as they are added.

What does CardLens do?

CardLens scans a trading card from a photo, identifies the exact printing, and shows a value range built on recent eBay sales, with the sales listed. It also estimates the condition and saves the card to a collection.

Where do the value ranges come from?

From an AI estimate anchored to recent eBay sales of the same printing, returned through the eBay API where available. The sales are shown in the app so you can see the evidence behind the range.

Does it scan graded cards?

It does. CardLens reads the label on PSA, BGS, and CGC slabs, records the grade with the match, and shows the sales behind the range so you can see how graded copies are trading.

How do I get a better scan?

Place the card on a plain surface in bright, even light, keep the whole card in frame, and tilt slightly to move glare off holos and foils.

Is CardLens free?

CardLens is free to download on the App Store, and an optional premium subscription adds more to the app. The App Store listing shows the current terms.