Chrome Extension · Public Beta · For the MTG Community

Identify any Magic card
on any website in seconds

Right-click a card photo — a Facebook auction post, an eBay listing, a store page, a forum thread — and instantly see the card name, version, foil status, live pricing from a range of online stores, and whether you already own it.

Public Beta · Open to everyone
No invite needed any more — Dans MTG is live on the Chrome Web Store and you can sign yourself up in about a minute.

It's still in beta, so things change often and the odd rough edge is expected. Found one? Tell Dan — that's what the beta is for.

From photo to price in three clicks

Search manually if you like, or let the AI — or a previous user's scan — identify the card for you, then have its prices looked up and shown as clickable store links.

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Install the extension

Add Dans MTG to Chrome from the Web Store in one click, then sign yourself up with your email to get your free starting credits and link your card collection.

2

Right-click any card image

On any web page showing a Magic card, right-click the photo and choose Identify MTG Card from the context menu. The option is there on every site, not just Facebook.

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See everything you need

An overlay appears showing the card name, set, foil status, frame treatment, live prices from multiple stores, and how many copies you own.

If you can right-click the card, Dans MTG can read it

The Identify MTG Card option sits in your browser's right-click menu on every website. Whatever page the card photo is on, that's where you can price it — and the answer is saved against that page's address.

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Any site with a card photo

Facebook auction posts, eBay and Gumtree listings, online store product pages, forum and Reddit threads, a screenshot someone posted in a chat you have open in a browser tab. No site list to maintain — if it's an image, it's fair game.

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Saved to the page you're on

The identified card name and version are stored against the URL of the tab in focus. Price a card on an eBay listing and it stays attached to that listing — reopen it later, or send the link to someone else, and the answer is already there.

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Groups work the same everywhere

Save the cards from a listing into a group with what you paid versus what the market says. A Facebook auction post, an eBay listing and a store page are all just URLs — groups don't care which.

One thing to know about awkward sites. Some pages don't let you right-click the picture itself — Facebook's photo viewer lays a transparent sheet over it, and some stores render card art as a web component or a zoom layer. On Facebook, Card Kingdom and Steel City Games that's handled for you: right-click anywhere on the card and Dans MTG digs out the real art. On other sites, right-click the image directly — if Identify MTG Card doesn't appear in the menu, the page has hidden the image behind something, and telling Dan which site is the fastest way to get it added.
It still only sees what you point at. Working on every site does not mean watching every site. Nothing happens until you choose Identify MTG Card, and all that leaves your browser is the one image you right-clicked plus the address of the page it was on — never the page's text, your history, or anything you didn't ask about. See the Privacy Policy.

From the Web Store to your first scan in about a minute

There's no invite, no waiting list and nothing to configure. Install it, create an account with an email and password, confirm the code, and your 150 free credits are already there.

Chrome may say "Proceed with caution". Chrome shows "This extension is not trusted by Enhanced Safe Browsing" on every listing from a developer who hasn't been publishing for long — it's a statement about the age of the developer account, not a finding about this extension. Dans MTG passed Google's review to be on the Web Store at all, only reads the one image you right-click, and the warning clears itself as the listing builds up history. You can safely click through it.
Read the full install guide

What the extension looks like

A clean side panel that lives next to whatever page you're on — look up any card with live pricing, save listings into groups, browse your collection, and tune your settings.

Card Lookup

Scan with AI, or type the set code and number to look a card up yourself

Dans MTG card tab showing the AI scan button and the card name, set and number fields for a manual lookup

Identified Card

Version, confidence and live prices from every store you follow

Dans MTG showing an identified card with its version, identification confidence, collection status and a price table comparing multiple stores in AUD and USD

Groups

Save cards from a post into a group and review what you paid versus market

Dans MTG groups view showing saved cards grouped by post with paid price, market price, group totals and archived groups

My Collection

Search every card you own, with set, foil, condition and quantity

Dans MTG collection view showing a card name search with suggestions and owned cards listed with set, number, foil, condition, quantity and value

Settings

Manage your plan and price sources, and review your credit history

Dans MTG settings showing the credit history table of recent AI scans with dates and credit cost, plus the sign out option

Everything an MTG auction buyer needs

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Works on every website

The right-click option isn't limited to Facebook. Any page with a Magic card photo on it — auction post, marketplace listing, store page, forum thread — can be identified and priced, and the result is saved against that page's URL. More on that above.

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AI-powered card identification

Powered by Claude AI running on AWS. Reads the card name, set code, collector number, foil star, and frame treatment directly from the photo — no typing required.

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Live pricing from multiple sources

Checks Scryfall (USD), Good Games, MTGMate, Card Hub, Pro Gamers, and MTG Singles simultaneously so you can bid with confidence. Want a store added to the pricing list? Email the developer and it can be considered.

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Your collection, always with you

Import your ManaBox export or add cards manually. The overlay instantly shows how many copies you own and how many other versions you hold.

Foil & version detection

Detects foil from the star separator in the card's stamp, plus frame treatments: normal, extended art, borderless, showcase, etched, and serialised.

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Community-powered scanning

The first person to scan a post pays the AI cost, then gets repaid as others view it. The next few viewers chip in a little extra to pay the scanner back fast — and are themselves refunded back down to just 1 credit as the post gets more views. A popular post ends up costing everyone about the same 1-credit share.

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Private by design

Only the image you right-click is ever sent for analysis, along with the address of the page you right-clicked it on. Your browsing is never monitored, no images are stored, and your collection is private to you.

Fair cost sharing across the community

AI scanning isn't free. The first scan of a post costs 30 credits; later viewers pay the scanner back — quickly at first, then a flat 1 credit each — and the early viewers who paid extra are refunded back down to 1 too, so everyone converges on about 1 credit per post.

ActionCreditsNotes
New account sign-up +150 free Enough for about 5 first-time scans, or 150 scans if many other people identity/scan the same card.
Scan a new post (first person) −30 credits Triggers the AI. The next few viewers pay you back fast, leaving a net cost of about 1 credit
Look up a card by name (type-ahead) −5 credits No AI needed, so far cheaper than a scan. The next 4 viewers refund you 1 credit each, leaving a net cost of about 1 credit
View a previously scanned post −1 credit* *The first few viewers of a fresh post pay more (15, then 7, then 3) to repay the scanner quickly, then are refunded back down to 1. Re-opening a post you've already viewed is free
Refund as others view +credits New viewers refund the scanner — and any early viewers who paid extra — until each is down to a net 1 credit
Subscribe or buy a credit pack +credits Monthly plans (Common · Uncommon · Rare · Mythic) or one-off top-ups
How the cost-sharing works: The first scanner pays 30 credits to run the AI — they did the work and may have fixed up the result. To pay them back quickly, the next few viewers chip in a little extra — 15, then 7, then 3 credits — after which each new view is a flat 1 credit. As more people view, those early over-payers are refunded back down to 1 credit too, so on a popular post everyone ends up with about the same 1-credit share and any extra goes toward keeping the service online. Re-opening a post you've already viewed is free. Out of credits? Subscribe for a monthly top-up or grab a one-off credit pack.
Want to scan more? Upgrade to a monthly subscription — Common, Uncommon, Rare, or Mythic — for a recurring credit allowance, or grab a one-off credit pack whenever you need a top-up. Manage, change, or cancel anytime from the extension. Payments are handled securely by Stripe.

Dans MTG is in early development — plans, prices, and credit amounts are subject to change.

Ready to try Dans MTG?

It's free to install and free to start — sign yourself up in the extension and 150 credits are waiting for you. No invite, no card details, no waiting list.

Add to Chrome — Free

Chrome browser required · Works on any website with a card photo · Public beta