Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG
Every Yu-Gi-Oh! card you own in one list, down to the printing and edition, priced from TCGplayer every day and added up into one collection value. It sits in My Library next to your Magic and Pokémon cards, in the same TurnZero HQ account.
Search a card, scan a stack or import a CSV. Free on iPhone, Android and the web.
Create Free AccountA Yu-Gi-Oh! card's name tells you what it does, not what it is worth. Staple cards are reprinted again and again, in different sets, at different rarities, and in 1st Edition and Unlimited runs, and those versions can be priced very differently. A list of names can't tell a bulk reprint from a first-print rare.
TurnZero HQ lets you record the printing instead: the set code printed under the artwork, the rarity, and the edition. The catalog holds about 14,600 cards and 44,500 printings, so the exact one in your hand is almost always there to pick. Where to find the set code on a card →
Type a card's name and add it. Pick the printing you have from the card's list of set codes and rarities, and its edition, or leave the row as just the card if you don't need that detail.
On iPhone and Android, hold cards under the camera. TurnZero HQ reads the set code under the artwork, and records 1st Edition when the card says so.
Moving from another tracker? Import a CSV exported from the TCGplayer app, a spreadsheet with a name or set code column, or a TurnZero HQ export. Every row is matched to a card and printing in a preview before anything is added.
Your collection is saved to your account, so the list on your phone and the one on the web are the same. You can export it as a CSV at any time. How the scanner reads a card → Importing and exporting a CSV →
Each row in the collection is a card, optionally narrowed to a specific printing and edition, with the details that change what a copy is worth:
Not sure which edition you have? 1st Edition vs. Unlimited, explained →
The top of the collection shows what it is worth in total. Each copy is valued from TCGplayer's market price for its printing and edition, or from your custom value where you set one. Prices come from TCGplayer through TCGCSV and are refreshed daily. A row with no printing picked is valued at the card's cheapest printing. About 89% of printings have a price; some promos and prize cards are not listed on TCGplayer.
The total is recorded every day. With Premium, that history appears as a chart of your collection's value over time, the same as for Pokémon. Every printing also has its own price history on the card's page.
Every set you own a card from shows how many of its set codes you have, with a progress bar, and opens into a checklist of every card in it, so you can see which cards you are still missing before you open another pack or place an order. A set code printed at several rarities counts once. How set completion counts →
Binders sort your Yu-Gi-Oh! cards into groups of your own, however you keep them on the shelf. A free account has 3 binders and Premium has 50, the same limits as Pokémon.
Tap any card for its text, its type, its Level, Rank or Link Rating, ATK and DEF, its archetype and its status on the TCG Forbidden & Limited list. Below that is every printing, by set code and rarity, with the TCGplayer market price for each edition and a link to buy it on TCGplayer.
Card text and type, as printed
Level, Rank or Link Rating, and ATK/DEF
Archetype and Forbidden & Limited status
Every printing, with 1st Edition, Unlimited and Limited prices and a price history
Yu-Gi-Oh! in TurnZero HQ is a collection, plus deck building (see Yu-Gi-Oh! decks). It keeps a wishlist, shares binders with a link and logs trades, but it does not track Yu-Gi-Oh! games; game tracking is a Magic feature today.
By its set code, the short code under the artwork such as LOB-EN005. A popular card can have dozens of printings across sets and rarities, and each one has its own set code. When you add a card you can choose the exact printing and edition, and the card's page lists every printing with its set code and rarity so you can match it to the one in your hand.
Yes. A copy can carry its edition, 1st Edition, Unlimited or Limited, and it is priced from TCGplayer's market price for that edition of that printing.
Once a day. Prices are TCGplayer market prices collected through TCGCSV, so the value you see is at most about a day old. Each printing also keeps a price history.
About 89% of printings have one. The rest are mostly promos and prize cards that TCGplayer does not list. You can give any copy a custom value, and that value is used for the copy instead.
Yes. Each row can carry a condition (NM, LP, MP, HP or DMG), a language, a grade such as "PSA 10", and a custom value per copy for a card the market price doesn't describe, like a graded slab.
Yes, from a CSV. TurnZero HQ reads the TCGplayer app's export, its own export format, and spreadsheets with a card name, set code or passcode column, and shows a preview of every row before anything is added. You can export your Yu-Gi-Oh! collection as a CSV too.
The collection is free, with 3 binders. Premium raises the binder limit to 50 and adds the chart of your collection's value over time.
Every printing, every edition, one total, priced daily. Free to start.
Create Free AccountYu-Gi-Oh! card names and images are the property of Konami Digital Entertainment and their respective owners. ©Studio Dice/SHUEISHA, TV TOKYO, KONAMI. TurnZero HQ is not affiliated with, sponsored, or endorsed by Konami. Card data comes from YGOPRODeck, and prices from TCGplayer via TCGCSV.