Binders
Binders help you organize your collection into meaningful groups.
What Are Binders?
Think of binders like physical card binders — named containers for organizing your cards. Examples:
- "Trade Binder" for cards you're willing to trade
- "Standard Staples" for your current rotation cards
- "Foil Collection" for your premium cards
- "Commander Staples" for EDH essentials
Creating a Binder
Go to Collection > Binders and click . Give it a name and optional description. Pick a cover card, or let the binder show a fanned stack of its first cards.
Views
A binder can be shown as a grid, a compact list, a stacked pile per group, or as Pages — the binder drawn as physical 2×2, 3×3 or 4×3 pocket sheets that you flip with the arrows, the ← / → keys or a swipe. See Views & Grouping.
Searching Inside a Binder
The binder search box accepts the same key:value search syntax as the rest of the app, and the Filters panel narrows it further. Group by set to see your set completion on each header.
Stats
Choose Stats from the binder's ⋯ menu for the total cards and value of what is currently in view, the average per card, top-card concentration, and breakdowns by colour, rarity and set — search and filters included.
Moving Cards
Cards can be moved between binders, into deck boxes, or back to the root collection. A card exists in exactly one location at a time — it cannot be in both a binder and a deck box simultaneously.
Deleting a Binder
Deleting a binder asks what to do with its cards: keep them (they return to Unassigned) or remove them together with the binder.
Binder Value
Each binder shows its total estimated value based on the cards it contains.