Final Fantasy TCG

Scan Final Fantasy cards and check prices instantly

Hold your iPhone over any Final Fantasy TCG card and CardFrame recognises it from the artwork — no name to type, no set to guess, no connection required. The whole Final Fantasy catalogue lives on your phone, each with a market price.

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no signal needed: Offlineno signal needed
to identify a card: ~1 secto identify a card
no signal needed: Offlineno signal needed
camera scanning: iPhonecamera scanning

How scanning Final Fantasy cards works

Four things happen between raising the camera and seeing a price, and all four of them happen on the phone.

Step 1
Point the camera at a Final Fantasy card
A detector running on your iPhone finds the card in the frame — sleeved, in a binder pocket, or held at an angle. Nothing to line up, nothing to type.
Step 2
The artwork becomes a fingerprint
An on-device model turns the illustration into a numeric fingerprint. It reads the picture rather than the text, so foil stamping, glare on the title or a worn edge does not matter.
Step 3
Every Final Fantasy card, matched offline
The Final Fantasy TCG database downloads once and lives on your phone, so the match comes back in about a second with no connection at all — the state you are usually in at a card shop.
Step 4
Name, set and price, together
You get the card name, its set, collector number and rarity alongside the latest USD market price. Keep it and it joins your collection, with a running total of what the lot is worth.

What Final Fantasy scanning is like

Opus singles, Full Art Legends and premium foils all identify from the illustration, so a Full Art printing does not get mistaken for the ordinary version of the same character.

Final Fantasy TCG Opus singles, Full Art Legends and premium foils — priced and searchable.

What a scan gives you

The card: name, set, collector number and rarity
Its current market price in USD, refreshed daily
A running total of what your Final Fantasy cards are worth
Set completion — which Final Fantasy cards you are still missing
Bulk scanning, for a binder page at a time

Just want to look a card up?

The Final Fantasy price hub publishes the cards people search for most, with today’s market price and a recent trend — free, no install. The app is where all of them live.

Final Fantasy card prices

Scanning Final Fantasy cards: common questions

How do I scan Final Fantasy cards with my phone?: Install CardFrame, choose Final Fantasy TCG, and hold the camera over the card. The app finds the card in the frame, matches its artwork against the Final Fantasy catalogue stored on your phone, and shows the name and current market price. You never type anything.
Does the Final Fantasy scanner work without internet?: Yes. The Final Fantasy TCG card database and its prices download once, then identification happens entirely on the device. You only need a connection to refresh prices or add another game.
How many Final Fantasy cards can it recognise?: The full Final Fantasy TCG catalogue, from the earliest sets to the most recent release — and it stays on your phone, so matching works with no signal.
Does it show what my Final Fantasy cards are worth?: Every match carries a market price in USD, updated daily. Prices are for raw singles; CardFrame does not publish graded or PSA pricing.

Scan another game

One app covers all 15. Switch game and the scanner switches with it.

Scan it instead of typing it

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.

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Scan Final Fantasy cards and check prices instantly

Offlineno signal needed

~1 secto identify a card

Offlineno signal needed

iPhonecamera scanning

How scanning Final Fantasy cards works

Four things happen between raising the camera and seeing a price, and all four of them happen on the phone.

Step 1

Point the camera at a Final Fantasy card

A detector running on your iPhone finds the card in the frame — sleeved, in a binder pocket, or held at an angle. Nothing to line up, nothing to type.

Step 2

The artwork becomes a fingerprint

An on-device model turns the illustration into a numeric fingerprint. It reads the picture rather than the text, so foil stamping, glare on the title or a worn edge does not matter.

Step 3

Every Final Fantasy card, matched offline

The Final Fantasy TCG database downloads once and lives on your phone, so the match comes back in about a second with no connection at all — the state you are usually in at a card shop.

Step 4

Name, set and price, together

You get the card name, its set, collector number and rarity alongside the latest USD market price. Keep it and it joins your collection, with a running total of what the lot is worth.

Scanning Final Fantasy cards: common questions

How do I scan Final Fantasy cards with my phone?

Install CardFrame, choose Final Fantasy TCG, and hold the camera over the card. The app finds the card in the frame, matches its artwork against the Final Fantasy catalogue stored on your phone, and shows the name and current market price. You never type anything.

Does the Final Fantasy scanner work without internet?

Yes. The Final Fantasy TCG card database and its prices download once, then identification happens entirely on the device. You only need a connection to refresh prices or add another game.

How many Final Fantasy cards can it recognise?

The full Final Fantasy TCG catalogue, from the earliest sets to the most recent release — and it stays on your phone, so matching works with no signal.

Does it show what my Final Fantasy cards are worth?

Every match carries a market price in USD, updated daily. Prices are for raw singles; CardFrame does not publish graded or PSA pricing.