Scan a card and see what it is worth
Take a photo of a card with your phone. HoloFoilX suggests which card it is – game, set, number and language – and shows its estimated value with range and data quality. You confirm, and the card is in your collection.
How the scan works
Put the card on a plain, high-contrast surface and hold the camera parallel to it. As soon as the card lies still, the photo is taken automatically.
HoloFoilX reads the name and collector number and compares the image with the catalog. You see your photo next to the suggestion and confirm it or pick the right card yourself.
For many cards in a row there is the batch scan.
Which cards the scanner knows
Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece and Disney Lorcana – more than a hundred thousand cards in the catalog. The scanner cannot yet recognise Japanese cards from photos; you can find them through the search.
To be honest: the scanner is experimental
The recognition is still often wrong, especially with similar prints, language versions and special cards. That is why the scanner never saves anything without you.
Scan photos are deleted 90 days after the scan – unless you agree that we keep them to improve the recognition (for at most 24 months).
What you see after the scan
The estimated value with range and data quality, its source and date. If there is not enough market data, you see “Not enough market data” instead of a number.
Is grading worth it? The grading calculator compares selling raw with every grade – after fees and shipping.