15 games · 130,000+ cards
Your camera is the scanner. Frame one card — or a whole binder page — and CardFrame identifies it, lays out its editions with a live market price on each, and you confirm the one you’re holding. Everything you keep rolls into a collection that tracks its own value.
iOS & Android · Single-card and whole-page binder scanning
Inside the app
Scan, price, sort, track. CardFrame handles the parts of collecting that used to mean typing card names into a search box one at a time.
Flip to Multiple and point at the page. CardFrame outlines every card it finds, checkmarks each one, and keeps a running total value at the bottom of the screen. Then Organize (6) drops the whole page into a collection.
The same card can exist half a dozen times over, and the gap between editions is the whole ballgame. CardFrame lists them side by side with a price on each — you confirm the one you’re actually holding.
Same card. Two editions. One of them is the one you own.
Portfolio value, total cards, and the change since you started — plotted across 1W to ALL, stamped Prices updated: today.
Search inside a game and sort by Recent, Value, Name or Number. Prices sit right on the grid, so the good ones stand out.
One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Dragon Ball Super, Dragon Ball and eleven more. Pick the game, then scan — or browse by Series when you’d rather look than scan.
How it works
Choose your game from the picker, then choose the mode: Single for one card, Multiple for a full binder page.
Every card gets outlined and checkmarked as it’s recognised. The price appears with it — and a running total if you’re scanning several.
Confirm the edition, tap Organize, and the cards drop into a collection that tracks its value from that moment on.
Screens
Point at the binder page and CardFrame finds every card on it — outlined, checkmarked, priced. The total ticks up as it goes, and one tap files the whole page away.
Every card you organise counts toward one number. The Collections screen keeps that number current and draws the line behind it.
Search a game’s whole catalogue, or browse Series to see what’s out there.
FAQ
Fifteen. One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Dragon Ball Super and Dragon Ball are all in there, plus eleven more you’ll see in the game picker when you open Scan.
Yes. Switch the scan mode to Multiple and point the camera at a whole binder page. CardFrame outlines and checkmarks each card it recognises, keeps a running total value, and files the batch into a collection in one tap.
CardFrame pulls live market prices, and your Collections screen carries a Prices updated: today stamp so you always know how fresh the number in front of you is.
From the trading card market, not from us. CardFrame fetches current market pricing for the card and edition you scanned and shows it as-is — we don’t set values, and we don’t buy or sell cards.
You choose. After a scan, CardFrame lists the card’s editions with a price beside each — for example Standard $0.28 and Raging Roar $4.88 — and you confirm the one you’re holding before it enters your collection.
Every card you organise into a collection counts toward your portfolio value. Collections shows that value, the total number of cards, the change since you started, and a price-history chart over 1W, 1M, 3M, 6M, 1Y or ALL.
No. CardFrame is an independent app. All trading card game names, logos and card images are the property of their respective owners, and CardFrame is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by them.
Both. CardFrame is on the App Store and on Google Play.
Fifteen games. 130,000+ cards. Live market prices. Point your camera and find out.
iOS & Android · Single-card and whole-page binder scanning
