Scryfall clipboard, tags, legality, dark theme, optional CardTrader prices and EDHREC statistics.
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2.4.3
updated 16 Oct 2026
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About Scryfall Toolkit
Scryfall Toolkit brings card research, display controls and deckbuilding tools into Scryfall and Scryfall Tagger. It is an independent extension, not produced, endorsed, sponsored or approved by Scryfall, Wizards of the Coast, EDHREC, CardTrader or Cardmarket.
Shared clipboard. Collect specific printings across Scryfall and Scryfall Tagger, then copy the whole list or individual cards. Export names only or include set codes and collector numbers, with a shortcut to the alternative format. Remove individual entries or clear the list. An older CardClip clipboard is imported on your first Scryfall run if Toolkit has no saved clipboard yet.
Card and art tags. Display separate Card Tags and Art Tags tables below the printings on individual card pages, with expandable full lists. Click tags to build a query in Scryfall’s search box. Related cards from Scryfall Tagger appear in a separate table when relationships are available, with image previews on hover or keyboard focus.
Extra format legalities. Enable Heritage, Classic Legacy, Peak Legacy and Premodern alongside Scryfall’s existing formats, using the same layout and badges. Reorder format rows by dragging them in the settings, or hide individual formats.
Dark theme. A theme for Scryfall and Scryfall Tagger that follows your system appearance by default, with manual light and dark choices. It works over the sites’ existing styles, so changes to their pages may require theme updates.
Display controls. Filter sets and printings by platform: Paper, Arena or Magic Online. Choose which price columns and purchase links to show. Add finish badges and search links for a card’s type and mana cost. Each feature has its own settings and can be switched off.
Optional external data. Show EDHREC deck usage as a fraction, a percentage or both, alongside its Salt Meter in the legality block. With your own CardTrader personal access token, show prices and links for the exact printing, and choose Cardmarket, CardTrader or both as the EUR price source. EDHREC indicators and CardTrader features are off by default.
Deck pages. Hide prices, stack deck cards and view tokens associated with the deck. Check individual cards for Commander legality and see which are banned or outside the format. This checks cards, not the complete deck: it does not validate the commander’s colour identity, deck size or copy limits.
In the deck editor. Three optional tools, all off by default: improved Clean Up with sorting and land placement, EDHREC recommendations for your deck and commander, and Scryfall search with direct card addition. If deck-specific EDHREC recommendations are unavailable, the panel can fall back to the commander’s card lists.
Your data. Settings, the shared clipboard and your CardTrader token are stored locally in your browser. No Toolkit account is required, and the extension has no analytics or server of its own. Features request data from Scryfall, Scryfall Tagger, EDHREC and CardTrader. Using deck-specific EDHREC recommendations sends that deck’s card names and quantities, plus its commander names, to EDHREC. Your CardTrader token is sent only to CardTrader’s API. The privacy policy explains the requests and permissions:
https://github.com/Solomag/scryfall-toolkit/blob/main/PRIVACY.md
Open source. Toolkit’s own code is licensed under MPL-2.0:
https://github.com/Solomag/scryfall-toolkit
Release ZIPs are built by GitHub Actions from tagged commits using npm run package. Third-party code and data retain their own licences, and third-party trademarks remain their owners’ property. See THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md in the repository and extension package.