Wizbook
Scan or import your cards, browse them as images rather than rows, and build decks from what you actually own.
No sign-up needed. Just import and go.
My promise to you
No account, no card limit, no ads, and nothing about your collection is sold or shared. Locally there is genuinely no ceiling at all: your collection can be as large as your own disk allows.
It keeps your collection with you across devices instead of in a file you have to remember to move. A free account syncs up to 10,000 cards. Patrons of any tier get 250,000.
I would rather say that plainly now than let you discover it later. Every card synced sits on a server somebody pays for, and that somebody is me, funded by the people who choose to chip in.
Export it to a file whenever you like, on any tier, and take it anywhere, including away from Wizbook.
A visual desktop workspace for your MTG collection, decks, wishlists, and set completion.
Whatever you love about MTG
Flip through it like a binder, put every printing side by side, and build decks out of what is already in the box.
Shaped by our community
Real supporters, immortalised as custom MTG-style cards. Hover to meet them.
Meet our supporters →
How It Works
Scan cards in with your camera, or import what you already have from TCGplayer, Deckbox, ManaBox, Moxfield, Archidekt or any CSV. Wizbook works out the format and maps the columns for you.
A grid of card images for looking at your collection, a sortable table for working on it. Sort by price, set, colour, rarity or mana value, filter on anything, and tag cards into your own groupings.
Deck Builder, Deck Discoverer, Deck Simulator, Card Synergy, Set Analyzer, Cube Checker, Binder Manager, Wishlist Manager and the Rapid Card Adder. They stay shut until a collection is open, because every one of them reads from the cards you actually own. That is the point: they tell you about your collection, not about Magic in general.
No account: click Save and your collection downloads as a file. That file is your collection. Put it on a USB stick, open it on another machine, keep it forever. No cap, nothing expires.
With an account: Wizbook keeps that same file for you, so it is on your phone and your desktop without you moving anything.
Core Features
Point your camera at a card and it goes into your collection. It reads the name correctly 97.6% of the time, anywhere in the frame and at any angle, and it all happens on your own device.
See what you own, what it's worth, and how your collection is growing.
Browse your cards visually with a layout that feels closer to a binder than a spreadsheet.
Build decks from your own cards, check your curve, and keep your lists organised.
Find deck ideas hiding inside the collection you already have.
Track set completion, spot missing cards, and turn gaps into wishlists.
Move your data in and out without being locked into one platform.
Pick a card and see what in your collection plays well with it, with a line on every result saying why.
Track what you still want, what it would cost, and jump straight to a retailer when you decide to buy.
Foils that feel like foils
Wizbook recognises regular foil and etched foil as distinct treatments and applies a different holographic shimmer to each, so you can spot a foil-only Secret Lair or an etched Multiverse Legends printing at a glance.
Move your cursor across a card and the shimmer follows. No screenshots, no guessing, just your collection looking the way it should.
Foil
Etched
Wizbook Cloud
The optional half. Your collection saves to your account instead of to a file you carry around, so it is already there when you open Wizbook somewhere else.
Unlimited
Every tool, every card, no ceiling. Save to a file and keep it forever.
10,000 cards
Synced across your devices, and exportable whenever you like.
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.
Every synced card sits on a server that costs real money, and Wizbook is funded by the people who use it rather than by a company. I am not made of money, so a limit has to exist somewhere. What I can do is set it high enough that almost nobody meets it, publish the number instead of saying “unlimited”, and never quietly move it. Local mode stays uncapped, because that costs me nothing and it is your data.
Trust & Privacy
The specifics, beyond the promise above.
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.
Without an account your collection lives in an isolated session that is deleted automatically once that session ends. With one, it is saved to your account and you can delete it yourself at any time.
Community
“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)
“I honestly cannot thank you enough for this tool.”
- Reddit user
Our Community
Every feature, fix, and improvement has been shaped by the Wizbook community. Thank you to the supporters and collaborators who keep this project going.
Wizbook stays free for everyone. Support is optional, but deeply appreciated.
What's New
Open Wizbook, import your cards, and start building from what you own. No sign-up required.
Open Wizbook →FAQ
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.
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.
Without an account it lives in a temporary server session and is deleted automatically once that session ends, so download it as a JSON file to keep it. With Wizbook Cloud it is saved to your account instead, and you can still export it whenever you like.
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.
Yes. Wizbook imports from TCGPlayer, Deckbox.org, ManaBox, Moxfield, and Archidekt. It auto-detects CSV formats and maps columns automatically.
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.
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. If you use the card scanner, the cropped name bar of the card goes to OCR.space to be read as text, and nothing else about you goes with it. If you use Wizbook Cloud, your collection is stored in Wizbook's own database. That is the whole list.