What’s new

A list is a label over cards you already own, not a second copy of them. The same card can sit in your bulk pile and your trade binder at once, and 15 copies can split across lists however you like. Deleting a list never deletes cards.

• File cards from wherever you are

  Tick cards in the table or the card view and file them in one go. Every card also carries its lists on its own panel.

• A list inside a list

  Tuck a list under another one, so Decks can hold Atraxa and Yuriko. Drag to reorder, drag right to nest.

• You can see it at a glance

  Coloured squares on a card show which lists it is in. With a list selected, the Owned column reads 6 / 15.

• Adding cards straight into a list

  The quick add search has a list picker built in, so twenty cards going into your trade binder land there as you add them.

• And in your sell cart

  The cart shows the same squares, so you can see which lists you are about to sell out of before you push the order.

Mark a list Keeping and your home page stops suggesting those cards. Mark one Selling and it suggests nothing else. Your collection value does not move either way.

Download your collection for ManaBox, Moxfield, Archidekt, Deckbox or MTGGoldfish, or as a seller listings file ready to upload to TCGplayer or ManaPool. Pick the columns you want. Your lists go out as that platform's own binders or tags, and every row carries its Scryfall id, so the other side lands on the exact printing rather than guessing from a name.

Binders from ManaBox and tags from Moxfield, Archidekt or Deckbox used to be dropped on the way in. They now arrive as lists, and you choose on import: keep the file's lists, put everything in one, or skip them. Imports are also much faster, and the wizard skips any step your file already answers.

A buylist order can now record what actually happened: 10 came back Near Mint and 5 as played. Split the card across grades in that store's own words, and we work out the lower grade's price for you.

The line above your collection used to count and value everything you own, however far you had narrowed the page. It now describes exactly what is on screen.

Downloaded buylist orders keep foil and use the store's own condition names. Star City Games files are named after the order they belong to. The filter menu opens showing what is already on rather than every option at once. The New to sell rail scrolls cleanly in both directions, and the first card you open loads faster.