Saved views
Saved smart filters that slice your whole collection, live.
A view is a saved smart filter over everything you own: every card over $50, all my dragons, my Spanish cards, every mythic from Bloomburrow. Views live one tap from the collection hub and re-evaluate against your live inventory every time you open them.
Creating a view
Tap + → Create View on the Views screen. A view needs three things:
- A name (and a color).
- A mode — Gallery (a browsable grid of what matches) or Tracker (album-style completion — see Tracker).
- A scope — what "everything you own" means for this view: Haves (binders plus tracked-deck cards), Lists, or Both.
Then tap Filters and build the query — name text, colors and color identity, types, rarity, sets, mana value, power/toughness, oracle text, language, prices, For Trade/Wants, and your global tags. At least one filter is required (a view with no filter would just be Owned).
The Tags filter is views-only and matches any of the selected tags — tag cards "RAMP" across different binders and lists, pick that tag here, and the view becomes your live RAMP catalog. (Global tags only: a tag scoped to one binder or deck can't define a cross-collection view.)
Copies Owned is views-only too: "cards I own exactly four of", or at least two, or between two and three — the same range controls Mana Value and Price have. It counts a card's total copies across everything the view covers, so two Near Mint and two Played copies of the same card count as four. Handy for spotting complete playsets, or singles you could trade up.
Each view shows its own summary (unique cards, total copies, value). Two views come pinned by default: For Trade (everything flagged for trade) and Wants (your Wishlist-marked lists) — they don't count against your limit.
Inside a view
An open view works like a binder: the same toolbar (search, sort, view modes) over whatever the query matched, plus its own Data screen for analytics. Extra filters you apply while browsing only narrow what the view already matched — they never widen it.
Managing views
Long-press a view's row (or use the ⋯ button inside it) for Edit, Duplicate, Move or Remove (folders — see Folders), Share, Export and Delete. Two things to know:
- Deleting a view is permanent — views are queries, not cards, so they skip the recycle bin. Your cards are never touched.
- Export writes what the view matches (ignoring any extra on-screen filters you applied while browsing); a Tracker exports its owned side only.
- Sharing is for Gallery views — Trackers can't be shared. The pinned For Trade and Wants views share through your public profile's username URLs.
Folders
Group views into folders — the Views screen's + offers Create View and Create Folder, the same speed-dial the Decks tab has. A folder opens as its own screen with search and sort scoped to what's inside, and creating a view from inside a folder files it there directly.
Long-press a view for Move (pick a folder) or — once it's in one — Remove, which sends it back to the main list. Long-press a folder for its actions (Edit to rename/recolor, Delete). Deleting a folder keeps its views — they return to the main list — and the folder itself goes to the recycle bin for 30 days like any other folder.
Online filters
Views whose filters need the full card database (oracle text, stats and other deep fields) run their query through Scryfall: they need a connection, and results are cached until you tap the ↻ refresh icon in the view — so "always current" applies to your inventory side, while the catalog side updates on refresh.
Free plan
Free accounts can save 3 views (the two pinned defaults are separate) and use 1 view folder. Silvane Pro removes both limits.
Views on other surfaces
Views are visible on the web and readable through MCP — ask Claude "run my expensive foils view" and it will. You can also share a view publicly with a link, like a binder. See Share links.