Figventory Bulk Lot Scanner

Scan bulk LEGO® minifig lots on any listing page: identify figs and parts, see real prices, and know what you can complete.

Identify and price every LEGO® minifigure AND minifig part in any listing photo. Works on eBay, Mercari, Whatnot, Facebook Marketplace... any page with a photo. Right-click, scan, done. And the part nothing else here does: the lot gets checked against YOUR Figventory collection. See what these parts would make buildable, which of your partial figs they'd complete, and what that's worth to you... before you spend a dollar. It works both ways, too: verify a fig in the lot that's missing pieces, and those missing pieces get checked against your own inventory... so you know which of the lot's incomplete figs you could finish with parts you already have. By installing you agree to Figventory's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy: https://figventory.app/terms · https://figventory.app/privacy I buy bulk LEGO® lots. A lot of them. And for years, every listing was the same gamble... squint at somebody's photo, try to guess which figs are in the pile, tab over to price a few, and hope I didn't miss the one that mattered. So I built the thing I wanted: point Figventory at the listing and know what you're actually buying. Before you spend a dollar. Here's what it does. Right-click any photo in a listing (or click the toolbar icon) and choose Scan with Figventory: • Every minifigure and minifig part in the photo gets identified... names, BrickLink numbers, the works. No manual lookups. • Real market prices land on every item, with New and Used toggles. Lot value adds itself up while you watch. • And this is the part nothing else does: the lot gets checked against YOUR collection. You'll see what these parts would make buildable, which of your partial figs they'd complete, and what that's worth to you specifically. AI Smart Verify. Marketplace photos hide things. Run AI Smart Verify on any fig in the lot and it judges, from what's visible in the photo, whether the fig looks complete or what's missing... then cross-references those missing parts against the lot's own loose pieces and your inventory. "You could complete 3 of these with parts you already own" is a very different purchase decision than a guess. Honest fine print, because I'd want it too: identification works from the photo the seller posted. A sharp photo of laid-out figs identifies beautifully. A blurry bin shot identifies like a blurry bin shot. Verification is an AI read of what's visible... it can't see the bottom of the pile, and neither can I. It's free to install and works with your Figventory account (the free plan works — scans and verifications draw on your plan's allowances). If you track your collection with Figventory, this closes the loop: see it, scan it, know what it's worth to you, add it to your collection in two clicks. LEGO® is a trademark of the LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorize, or endorse Figventory.