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Scan. Price. Collect.
CardFrame is a phone app — on iPhone and Android — that identifies a trading card from its artwork and tells you what it is worth. Point the camera at a card and it comes back named and priced in about a second, without typing and without a network connection. This website is the part of it you can use without installing anything.
It covers 15 games and 123,659 individual printings — Lorcana, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Flesh and Blood, Digimon, both Star Wars games, both Dragon Ball lines, Final Fantasy, Grand Archive, MetaZoo, Sorcery, Union Arena and Gundam. One app instead of one per game, because most people’s binders are not sorted that neatly.
Every price on this site is the market price from TCGplayer, in US dollars, refreshed nightly. That figure is what cards have actually been selling for on the largest singles marketplace — not a shop’s asking price and not an appraisal.
It is one source, and we say so rather than dressing a single number up as a consensus. Prices for collectibles move, sometimes sharply, and a number on a screen is a starting point for a conversation with a buyer, not a guarantee of what anyone will pay.
The website publishes a page for the cards people look up most: the highest-value cards in each game, plus everything from the newest sets. Each of those pages carries the current market price.
It is deliberately not the whole catalogue. The rest of the 123,659 cards live in the app, along with the things a website genuinely cannot do — scanning, bulk-scanning a stack, tracking what your collection is worth, and working when the shop has no signal.
Some things we simply do not have, and would rather tell you than imply: no graded (PSA, BGS, CGC) values, no European pricing, no completed-sales feed, and very little rules text outside Lorcana.
[TODO: legal entity name and country]. Get in touch if a price looks wrong, a card is missing, or something on the site is broken — corrections are genuinely useful and we read them.
CardFrame is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any of the publishers whose games it catalogues, and all card names, images and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
CardFrame identifies any card from all 15 games with your camera, prices it on the spot, and keeps a running total of what your collection is worth.
Download CardFrame — freeFree to download. No account needed to scan your first card.