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Identify and price a sports card from a photo
Photograph a card's front and back and FiveRowBox's AI identifies the player, set, year, card number, variation, and condition, then suggests a price. A confidence score — High, Medium, or Low — tells you which results are worth a second look before you publish. Free accounts include 50 free credits a month, and each one scans a card or prices it.
How it works
- Open "Type in one card", or drop photos into "Photograph a stack" to add cards in bulk, pairing each card's front and back photo.
- The AI model reads both images and fills in player, set, year, card number, variation, and condition automatically.
- Check the confidence badge next to the result — High (green), Medium (yellow), or Low (gray) — to see how certain the result is.
- If a result is wrong, flag it Incorrect so the bad attributes don't carry over into an eBay listing title.
- Accept or edit the identified details and suggested price, then publish the card to eBay.
What’s different
- A confidence score on every scan tells you exactly which results are worth double-checking, instead of reviewing every card by hand.
- Free accounts include 50 free credits every month, and each one scans a card or prices it — no credit card required.
- Flagging an incorrect scan marks the card for review and keeps bad attributes out of your listing title.
Questions
Is the AI card scanner free to use?
Yes. Free accounts include 50 free credits every month, and each one scans a card or prices it, with no credit card required and no trial period.
What does the scanner identify from a photo?
From a card's front and back photo, FiveRowBox's AI detects the player, set, year, card number, variation, and condition.
What happens if the AI misidentifies a card?
Flag the result Incorrect next to its confidence badge, then fix the details by hand or scan the card again.