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Turn a pack rip into a priced reveal.
Upload a Magic or Pokémon pack-opening video. PackLens names and prices each card, you check its matches, and you get a copy of your video with the prices and a running total on screen.
Open the pack on camera, holding each card up for a moment.
Upload
Drop in an MP4 or MOV of your pack opening, 720p or higher.
Analyze
PackLens spots each card as it is revealed and matches it to a likely printing and a price estimate.
Review
Check the matches before anything is rendered, and correct any card or printing that is wrong.
Video
Download your video with card names, prices and a running total rendered in, ready to share.
Community highlights
High-value Magic and Pokémon matches from PackLens scans in the last six months. Prices are historical estimates recorded with each scan, not verified sale values.
Record the rip on iPhone. Or scan your singles.
In Collector mode, point the camera at one card at a time. Each card is identified on your phone and saved, with its price estimate, to a collection that stays on your device.
Start free. Go Pro or Creator when the rips get longer.
Free
No payment card needed.
- Max video length
- 20 seconds
- Export resolution
- 720p
- Scan allowance
- 3 scans a week
- Video storage
- 7 days
- Custom watermark
- Not included
- PackLens mark
- Small mark on your top pull
- Referral earnings
- Not included
Pro
For longer rips and multi-pack sessions.
- Max video length
- 10 minutes
- Export resolution
- 1080p
- Scan allowance
- 60 min a week
- Video storage
- While Pro is active
- Custom watermark
- Your own logo
- PackLens mark
- None
- Referral earnings
- Not included
Creator
For regular long-form rippers.
- Max video length
- 30 minutes
- Export resolution
- 1080p
- Scan allowance
- 180 min a week
- Video storage
- While Creator is active
- Custom watermark
- Your own logo
- PackLens mark
- None
- Referral earnings
- 10% of what your referrals pay
Quick answers
What is PackLens?
PackLens is an app that turns Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon TCG pack-opening videos into priced reveals. You upload a video of a pack being opened; PackLens identifies cards and suggests likely printings with price estimates where available. You review the matches before it renders card names, prices, and a running total into a shareable copy of your video.
How do I find out what the cards in my pack are worth?
Record or upload a pack-opening video (MP4 or MOV, 720p or higher). Each card PackLens recognizes gets a price estimate, and the finished video shows the pack's running total.
Which games does PackLens support?
PackLens supports Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon TCG on every plan.
Is PackLens free?
Yes. The Free plan gives you 3 scans a week on clips up to 20 seconds. Videos are rendered at 720p with a small PackLens mark over your top pull and kept for 7 days. The Pro plan allows clips up to 10 minutes and 60 min a week of footage, exports in 1080p without the PackLens mark, adds your own logo as a watermark, and keeps your videos while Pro is active. The Creator plan, for regular long-form rippers, allows clips up to 30 minutes and 180 min a week of footage.
Can PackLens scan single cards?
Yes. Collector mode, on iPhone, scans one card at a time: point the camera at a card and PackLens identifies it on your phone, with nothing uploaded, then adds it with its price estimate to a collection saved on your device. It works for Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon TCG on every plan, and you can share the collection as a CSV.
How accurate are the prices?
Prices are estimates from the data available when your scan runs. Data is normally refreshed daily, but may be older. Check the card, printing, and finish during review; actual sale prices can differ. These estimates are not appraisals, offers to buy, or financial advice.
Can PackLens handle a full box break?
Yes, in parts. The Pro plan accepts clips up to 10 minutes, with 60 min a week of footage; the Creator plan accepts clips up to 30 minutes, with 180 min a week. Split a longer break into clips that fit your plan. Holding each card steady for a moment gives the most reliable matches.
Plan limits in detail are on the plans page.
