Your card collection, valued and ready to show off
Photograph a card and CardLoft identifies it, values it live, and adds it to your collection. Then share the whole thing with one link.
No credit card. Your first card takes seconds — no typing.
Add, value, share — one loop
- Add. Snap a photo. CardLoft matches the exact set, card number and parallel. No typing, no spreadsheets.
- Value. Every card gets a live CardLoft valuation: a price range in your currency. Your collection total updates as the market moves.
- Share. One link shows your whole collection. Drop it in a forum PC thread, a subreddit, a Facebook group or your Instagram bio. It updates itself every time you add a card.
Built for the way collectors actually share
Forum photo threads go stale. Spreadsheets have no photos. Personal collection websites die the year after you build them. Your CardLoft share link is different: it is your collection, so it's never out of date. Post it once and it stays current forever.
CardLoft valuations, in your currency
No guesswork and no stale price guides. Every card carries a live CardLoft valuation for that exact card, in your currency. It is our own read on the market, refreshed as it moves, not a number we made up. It is built from what cards are currently being asked for, which sits above what they finally sell for, so treat it as a top-of-range guide when someone asks “what's it worth?”
Covers the cards other apps miss
Topps, Panini and Prizm; Pokémon, Magic and Yu-Gi-Oh!; Select Footy Stars, NRL and cricket. CardLoft handles the mainstream US hobby alongside the Australian and vintage sets other apps have never heard of. If your collection crosses codes or countries, this is the one tracker that doesn't make you choose.
Built by collectors in Victoria, Australia, who got sick of tools that couldn't identify half their collection.
For every kind of collector
The serious PC builder
Track hundreds of cards, know your total, and give trade partners one link instead of forty photos.
The cross-code collector
Collect both US and Australian cards? Prizm and Panini alongside Select Footy Stars and Pokémon? CardLoft identifies all of it, so your whole PC lives in one place instead of three apps.
The rediscoverer
Found your old cards in the garage or attic? Photograph them and find out what you are actually holding before you sell a thing.
Frequently asked questions
Is CardLoft free?
Yes. Adding cards, valuing them and sharing your collection are all free — there is no paid tier. The photo value check has a light daily limit to prevent abuse, but building and sharing your collection is unlimited.
How accurate are the values?
Each value is a live CardLoft valuation — a price range for that exact card and its parallel, shown in your currency. It is built from what the card is currently being asked for, which sits a little above what cards finally sell for, so read it as a top-of-market guide rather than an offer. It tracks a real, current market, not a stale price guide.
What currency are values shown in?
Your local currency, detected automatically. Visitors in the US see US dollars, the UK sees pounds, the rest of Europe sees euros and everywhere else sees Australian dollars. You can change it any time in Settings, and prices are converted at current exchange rates.
What cards does CardLoft cover?
Sports — AFL, NRL, cricket, NBA, NFL, MLB, F1, soccer, rugby and WWE — and trading card games — Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Lorcana and Star Wars. It reads the set, player, card number, parallel and serial straight from the photo, including vintage sets other apps miss.
Do people need an account to view my collection?
No. Anyone with your share link can browse your whole collection without logging in or signing up. Large collections load fast because the page pages through your cards rather than loading them all at once.
Seconds from shoebox to share link
📷 Photograph your first cardFree, no account needed to start.