From your TCGplayer collection to the decks you can build
Export your collection from TCGplayer as a CSV, load it on DeckScout, and see the commanders you already own and the real decks you are closest to finishing, with what is missing and what it costs.
Export from TCGplayer
- In the TCGplayer app open Account, then Settings, and set the Default share format to CSV.
- In the Collection tab open the list you want, tap the three-dot menu at the top right and choose Send via Email.
- The CSV arrives as an attachment: save it and load it on DeckScout.
Exact taps change with app updates: TCGplayer's help on exporting lists from the app is the reference.
TCGplayer names cards in a Simple Name or Product Name column; either works.
What DeckScout reads from the file
- A column with the card name (Name, Card Name, Simple Name or Product Name) and one with the quantity (Quantity, Count, Qty or Total Quantity). Every other column is ignored.
- Copies add up across printings: foils, other languages and other sets all count toward the same card.
- Double-faced cards are matched by their front face. Tokens do no harm: no deck asks for them.
If the upload fails
- "No card-name column": the file is not a collection export (a deck export, or another file). Export it again from the app. A file saved again from a spreadsheet is fine, commas or semicolons.
- Fewer cards than you expected: you exported one binder, list or filtered view. Export from the main collection view.
- Names with accents look wrong: save the file as UTF-8.
- Too big: the limit is 25 MB, far above any real collection export.
What you get
- Straight away, before any search: how many of your cards can lead a Commander deck, by color identity.
- With a search: the real decks you are closest to building, starting from the commanders you already own, with the missing cards and what they cost.
- No account needed to try it. How the file is kept is in the privacy policy.
Steps checked 2026-09-29. Other apps: ManaBox · Moxfield · Archidekt · Deckbox.