Account & Settings

A structured export that preserves every field including metadata, binder assignments, acquisition prices, condition grades, tags, and deck associations. This is the best format for backups or migrating to another tool that accepts JSON.

A flat spreadsheet-compatible export with one row per collection entry. Opens directly in Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet app. Column headers follow the same format used by the Import & Export system, so a CSV export can be re-imported without modification.

The Preferences tab controls how your collection and card data are displayed throughout the app.

View Style

Choose your default view mode for browsing collections. This sets the initial view when you open any collection page — you can always switch temporarily from the toolbar. Five modes are available:

• Table — spreadsheet-style rows with sortable columns. Best for data-heavy workflows.
• Grid — card images in a responsive grid. Best for visual browsing.
• Stacks — cards grouped into visual piles by a chosen field. Best for seeing distribution.
• Condensed — compact text-only list for maximum density.
• Gallery — large card images with minimal chrome, optimized for showcasing art.

Collection Grouping

Control how cards are grouped when browsing your collection. Grouping organizes cards into labeled sections based on a shared attribute. Seven grouping options are available:

• None — no grouping, cards appear in a flat list.
• Set — group by expansion or product.
• Color — group by card color or color identity.
• Rarity — group by common, uncommon, rare, and mythic rare.
• Type — group by card type (creature, instant, sorcery, etc.).
• Mana Value — group by converted mana cost.
• Custom Tag — group by user-assigned tags.

Sorting

Set your default sort order for collection views. Common sort options include name (A-Z or Z-A), price (high to low or low to high), date added, set release date, mana value, and quantity. Your chosen sort persists across sessions.

Extra Data Toggles

Toggle additional data columns and overlays on or off to customize how much information is displayed alongside each card:

• Mana cost — show the mana cost symbols on each card in grid and gallery views.
• Price — display the current market price beneath or beside each card.
• Set icon — show the expansion symbol next to the card name.
• Deck usage — indicate how many of your decks include this card. Helpful for identifying cards that are heavily used across multiple decks.

Card Database Sorting

Separately from collection sorting, you can configure the default sort order used in the Card Database search results. This controls how results appear when you search the full Scryfall database rather than your own collection.

Currency

Select your preferred display currency for all prices throughout MTG Rack. Supported currencies are:

Prices are converted using daily exchange rates. Changing your currency setting updates all displayed prices immediately — collection values, individual card prices, analytics charts, and export data all reflect your chosen currency.

The Sync & Devices tab manages how your data is synchronized across multiple devices and provides manual backup controls.

Device Management

Every device you sign in from is listed here with its name, browser, and last active timestamp. You can:

• Rename a device — give it a friendly name like "Work Laptop" or "Phone" to easily identify which device is which.
• Remove a device — revoke access for a device you no longer use. The next time someone tries to access MTG Rack from that device, they will need to sign in again.

Sync History

A log of recent sync events showing when data was last pushed to or pulled from the server for each device. This is useful for troubleshooting if you suspect a device is not receiving updates — you can see at a glance when it last synced and whether the sync succeeded or failed.

Manual Backups

While MTG Rack automatically syncs your data to the cloud, you can also create manual backups as an extra safety net. Click Create Backup to take a point-in-time snapshot of your entire account including collections, binders, decks, and settings. A cooldown period applies between manual backups to prevent abuse — you can create one backup per hour.

Backup Restoration

If you need to roll back to a previous state, the backup history shows all available snapshots with their timestamps and sizes. Select a backup and click Restore to replace your current data with the snapshot. Restoration overwrites all current data, so MTG Rack will ask you to confirm before proceeding. Consider creating a fresh backup of your current state before restoring an older one so you have a fallback.

The Profiles tab lets you manage your public identity on MTG Rack. Each profile can have its own display name, avatar, and public handle.

Creating & Editing Profiles

Click New Profile to create an additional profile, or select an existing profile to edit it. Each profile has the following fields:

• Display name — the name shown to other users when you share decks, trade lists, or collaborate.
• Avatar — upload a custom image (JPEG or PNG, max 2 MB) that appears next to your name in shared views and collaboration panels.
• Public handle — a unique username that forms your public profile URL (e.g., mtgrack.com/@yourhandle). When you type a handle, MTG Rack checks availability in real time and shows a green checkmark if the handle is available or a red warning if it is taken. Handles that contain banned or offensive terms are automatically rejected.
• Country — select your country from a dropdown list. This is used for community features and regional pricing display. It is optional and can be left blank.

Deleting Profiles

You can delete any profile except your primary one. Deleting a profile removes its collection data, binders, and decks. The primary profile can only be removed by deleting your entire account.

The Custom Art Gallery lets you upload your own artwork to use as card images in your collection. This is popular for alt-art proxies, custom tokens, or cards with sentimental art replacements. The gallery provides a central place to manage all your uploaded art.

• Browse uploads — view all your previously uploaded custom art in a grid. Each thumbnail shows which card it is assigned to.
• Upload custom card art — click Upload Art and select an image file. Supported formats are JPEG, PNG, and WebP, with a maximum file size of 5 MB. After uploading, assign the art to a specific card in your collection.
• Delete art — remove an uploaded image. If the image was assigned to a card, the card reverts to its default Scryfall art.
• Per-card art management — from any card's detail panel, you can assign custom art from your gallery or upload new art directly. Cards with custom art display a small badge so you know they are using your uploaded image rather than the default.

The Referrals tab lets you earn credit toward your subscription by inviting other players to MTG Rack. Every account receives a unique referral code that you can share with friends, your LGS community, or on social media.

• Referral code — your unique code displayed prominently at the top of the tab. Click to copy it to your clipboard.
• Sharing link — a ready-made URL that includes your referral code (e.g., mtgrack.com/signup?ref=YOURCODE). Share this link directly — when someone signs up through it, they are automatically linked to your referral.
• Referral stats — see how many people have signed up using your code and how much credit you have earned. Stats include total sign-ups, active referrals (users who stayed beyond the trial period), and the dollar amount of credit applied to your account.

Referral credit is applied automatically to your next billing cycle. If you accumulate enough credit to cover a full month, your subscription renews at no charge for that period. Credit does not expire as long as your account remains active.