Scryfall Toolkit

Scryfall clipboard, tags, legality, dark theme, optional CardTrader prices and EDHREC statistics.

Scryfall Toolkit adds the pieces that were missing from browsing Scryfall. It is an independent extension. It is not produced, endorsed, sponsored or approved by Scryfall, Wizards of the Coast, EDHREC or CardTrader. Shared clipboard. Add any printing to a clipboard that follows you across Scryfall and Scryfall Tagger, with a names-only menu, duplicate and delete controls, and a copy format that includes the printing's set code and collector number. If you used the older CardClip extension, its clipboard is imported once, on the first run. Card and art tags. On a single card page, card tags and art tags appear as their own tables next to the printings, with the full list one click away. Click a tag to add it to Scryfall's search box. Live related cards from Scryfall Tagger appear in a third table when the card has relationships, with image previews on hover. Extra format legalities. Heritage, Classic Legacy, Peak Legacy and Premodern sit in Scryfall's own legality block, in Scryfall's own badges. Reorder or hide every format row by dragging in the settings. Dark theme. A dark theme for Scryfall and Scryfall Tagger that follows your system until you pick otherwise. Optional extras, all off until you turn them on. EDHREC deck usage and Salt Meter inside the legality block. CardTrader prices for the exact printing, using your own personal access token. Finish badges, card nicknames, type and mana search links, set and printing filters, a No Prices mode and a token list on deck pages. Your data stays yours. Settings and the clipboard live in your browser. There is no account, no analytics and no server of ours. The extension asks Scryfall, Scryfall Tagger, EDHREC and CardTrader for data, because that is where the features come from. The full privacy policy names every request: https://github.com/Solomag/scryfall-toolkit/blob/main/PRIVACY.md Source code: https://github.com/Solomag/scryfall-toolkit The release ZIP is built from a tagged commit of that repository with npm run package, so the code in the store is the code you can read. Third-party data, images and code keep their own licences; see THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md in the extension and in the repository.