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Kuji — Scan Any Trading Card and See What It's Worth

Kuji identifies Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Disney Lorcana and four more games from a single camera shot, then shows the current market price and adds the card to your collection.

Kuji on an iPhone showing a scanned trading card with its market price and set details

Why Collectors Use Kuji

One Camera Shot, The Whole Card File

Kuji matches your photo against a catalog of 197,003 cards and 264,319 printings, so a scan returns the exact set, number, rarity and finish — not just a card name.

Identify a Card in Seconds

Kuji recognizes a card from one photo using visual matching plus on-device text reading, so a scan resolves in a few seconds even for cards in a language you don't read.

Nine Games in One App

Kuji covers Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Disney Lorcana, Dragon Ball Fusion World, Digimon, Star Wars: Unlimited and Flesh and Blood — no switching apps per game.

Prices for Every Printing

Kuji separates the 264,319 printings behind those cards, so a normal, reverse-holo, foil and 1st-edition copy each carry their own market price instead of one blended average.

See Where a Price Is Heading

Kuji charts each card's price history, so you can see whether a card has been climbing or sliding before you trade it — and Home surfaces what is trending across the catalog right now.

A Collection That Adds Up

Every scanned card lands in your collection with a quantity and a running total value, and your wishlist tracks the cards you're still hunting.

No Account, No Sign-Up

Kuji works the moment you open it. There is no email, no password and no profile to create — your collection lives on your device, not in an account.

Your Collection Stays on Your Phone

Kuji stores your collection, wishlist and scan history locally on the device. Only the cropped card photo is sent for recognition, and one tap clears everything.

Browse the Whole Catalog

Kuji lets you search all 197,003 cards by name or walk a set card-by-card, so you can look up a price and add a card even when it isn't in front of you.

How It Works

Card in Hand to Price on Screen in 3 Steps

No account, no manual entry, no set codes to memorize. Point, scan, done — the first card takes about ten seconds.

1

Frame the Card

Open Kuji, line the card up inside the on-screen frame in even light, and hold steady. You can also scan from a photo already in your gallery.

2

Kuji Identifies It

Kuji matches the photo against 264,319 known printings and returns the card with a match score. If the top result is wrong, pick the right one from the alternatives — Kuji learns from the correction.

3

See the Value, Keep the Card

The card opens with its current market price, set and rarity. Tap once to add it to your collection with a quantity, or heart it to track it on your wishlist.

FAQ

Got Questions? We Have Answers

Everything you need to know before your first scan.

What is Kuji?
Kuji is a free trading card scanner for iPhone, built by Vidus6. Point your camera at a card and Kuji identifies the exact printing, shows its current market price, and adds it to a collection you keep on your device.
Which trading card games does Kuji support?
Kuji covers nine games: Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece Card Game, Disney Lorcana, Dragon Ball Fusion World, Digimon Card Game, Star Wars: Unlimited and Flesh and Blood. That is 197,003 cards and 264,319 individual printings in the catalog today.
Is Kuji free?
Yes. Kuji is free to download and includes a daily allowance of scans plus full access to the searchable catalog and your collection. Kuji Pro removes the daily scan limit and unlocks price history, CSV export and printable PDF reports.
Do I need to create an account?
No. Kuji has no sign-up, no email and no password. Your collection, wishlist and scan history are stored locally on your device, and you can delete all of it from the profile screen at any time.
How accurate is the card recognition?
Kuji matches the photo of your card visually and cross-checks the card name and number it reads from the image, which is how it tells near-identical reprints apart. When it isn't certain it shows you the closest candidates instead of guessing, and your pick improves later matches.
Where do the card prices come from?
Prices come from live marketplace data pulled per printing, so a foil and a non-foil copy of the same card carry different values. Prices are refreshed regularly and shown with the date they were last updated — treat them as a market reference, not a guaranteed sale price.
Can I scan cards that are still in a sleeve?
You can, but glare from the sleeve is the most common cause of a failed match. For the best result take the card out, use bright even light with no reflections, and fill the frame with the card.
Can I export my collection?
Yes. Kuji Pro exports your full collection as a CSV file you can open in any spreadsheet app, or as a printable PDF report — so your data is never locked inside Kuji.

Ready to Scan Your First Card?

Download Kuji free on the App Store, and find out what the cards in your binder are actually worth.