Aiming to become the most complete Magic collection tool.

Import from anywhere, or scan cards with your camera. Build decks and test them. Make binders, chase down sets, find trades, and set alerts for the prices you're waiting for. And plenty more. Free, with no ads, no card limit, and no account needed to get started.

No sign-up needed No card limits Imports and exports freely Your data stays yours
The Wizbook collection browser: card images in a grid with prices, filters and set totals

Your collection as cards, not as rows. Decks, wishlists and set completion all read from it.

Already have a collection somewhere? Bring it.

Wizbook works out the format and maps the columns itself, and you can export the whole thing back out at any time. How importing works →

Get more out of the cards you already own.

See what you can already build

Wizbook scores real deck lists against your shelf and ranks them by how close you are, so the cards in the box under your bed turn into something you could sleeve up tonight. What is missing is priced, and one click sends it to a wishlist.

How the Deck Discoverer works →
Deck Discoverer results, each deck scored against the collection with missing cards counted

Lay it out, and finish it

Mirror the binder on your shelf, pocket for pocket, and see the set you are unexpectedly close to completing. The cards you are missing become a list you can actually go and buy.

How set completion works →
A binder laid out as pages of card pockets, matching a real binder on a shelf

Work out a trade in one screen

WizMatch compares two collections and shows both halves at once: what they hold that you want, what you hold that they want, and what the difference is worth. The other person needs no account and no Wizbook, just an export from whatever they already use.

How WizMatch works →
WizMatch showing both sides of a trade as card lists with prices and the difference

Built with the community

Every supporter gets a custom card. Real people who cared enough to keep this going.

“I LOVE that it is desktop heavy.”

- Reddit user

“A tool that is mostly visual… I love this. I have been looking for so long.”

- Reddit user (collector)
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Wizbook Cloud

Your collection, on whichever device you picked up.

The optional half. Your collection saves to your account instead of to a file you carry around.

No account

No limit

Every tool, every card, no ceiling. Cleared thirty minutes after you stop, so export it to a file, and that file is yours forever.

Free account

10,000 cards

Synced across your devices, and exportable whenever you like.

Any patron tier

250,000 cards

Thanks for keeping the lights on. Any tier, not just the big one.

Copies of the same card count once. Decks, binders and wishlists do not count at all.

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Zero analytics

No tracking scripts, no advertising, and nothing that can identify you. Wizbook keeps a plain tally of how often features are used, with no idea who did what.

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Storage you choose

Without an account your collection lives in an isolated session on the server, cleared automatically after thirty minutes of inactivity, so export it to keep it. With one, it is saved to your account and you can delete it yourself at any time.

Full privacy details →

Every synced card sits on a server somebody pays for, and that somebody is me. So the number is published rather than called “unlimited”, and it does not quietly move. The rest of the promise →

FAQ

Common questions

Is Wizbook really free?

Yes. Wizbook itself is free, uncapped and ad-free, and always will be. It is paid for by Patreon and Ko-fi donations from the people who use it. Patrons get a larger Wizbook Cloud ceiling as a thank-you, but nothing in Wizbook itself is locked behind it.

Do I need to create an account?

No. Open the app and start immediately, and Wizbook will not ask for your name, email or payment details. An account is only needed for Wizbook Cloud, which is entirely optional.

Where is my collection stored?

Without an account it lives in a temporary session on Wizbook's server, cleared automatically after thirty minutes of inactivity, so download it as a JSON file to keep it. There is no card limit on it. With Wizbook Cloud it is saved to your account instead, and you can still export it whenever you like.

Why are the tools greyed out?

Because there is no collection open yet. Every tool in Wizbook measures something against the cards you own, so they have nothing to work on until a collection exists. Click New Collection to start an empty one, or Open Collection to load a file you saved earlier, and they all come to life. An empty collection is enough to get going: scan or type your first card and the tools start answering.

Can I import from other apps?

Yes. Wizbook imports from TCGPlayer, Deckbox.org, ManaBox, Moxfield, and Archidekt. It auto-detects CSV formats and maps columns automatically.

Does Wizbook work on mobile?

Yes. As of version 1.22.0 every screen has been redesigned for phones rather than shrunk to fit them: a five tab bar, bottom sheets, a deck builder that reads as one screen, and card scanning built for a phone camera. Desktop is still the roomiest way to work, with resizable columns and panels side by side, but nothing is off limits on a phone.

Does Wizbook track me or sell my data?

No. There are no analytics, no advertising and nothing that can identify you, and your collection is never sold or shared with anyone. Wizbook does keep a plain tally of how often features are used, the sort of counter you would keep on a wall: it records no identity of any sort and never leaves the server. Card data and images come from Scryfall. The card scanner reads cards on your own device, in your browser, and sends no image anywhere; one older fallback path does send a crop of the card's name bar to an OCR service, and it is named on the About page along with every other outbound request Wizbook makes. If you use Wizbook Cloud, your collection is stored in Wizbook's own database.

Ready to organise your collection?

Open Wizbook, import your cards, and start building from what you own. No sign-up required.

Open Wizbook →

What's New

Version 2.9.0

Full release notes →
Open Wizbook →