Binders

Getting to Binders

• Desktop: click Binders in the header navigation bar
• Mobile: tap the More tab at the bottom → Binders

Creating a Binder

1. On the Binders page, click + New Binder
2. Enter a name — e.g. "Patrick Mahomes", "2024 Prizm Rookies", "PSA 10s"
3. Optionally add a description
4. Press Enter or click Create Binder — the editor opens immediately

Filling a Binder

Each binder page has a 3×3 grid — 9 slots that mirror physical pocket pages.

Adding a card to a slot

1. Click any empty slot (shows a + icon)
2. The card picker opens — search by player name, year, or set
3. Click a card to place it in the slot

Moving cards between slots

• Drag a filled slot to any other slot — filled slots swap, empty slots fill
• The drag uses the same engine as the pinned cards carousel

Removing a card

• Hover a filled slot — the card's name and a Remove button appear
• Click Remove to clear the slot (the card stays in your collection)

Adding from the Collection

You can add a card to a binder directly from the Collection grid without leaving:

1. Right-click any card row
2. Choose Add to Binder
3. A picker shows your binders — click one to place the card in the first empty slot
4. A toast confirms placement and offers an Open Binder shortcut

Page Navigation

Each binder can have multiple pages. Navigate with the controls in the editor header:

• ‹ › arrows move between existing pages
• + Page adds a new blank page at the end
• Page count is shown as Page N of M

Binder Name

The binder name shown in the editor header is editable inline. Click it, type a new name, and it saves automatically after a short delay.

Sharing a Binder

Any binder can be shared as a public read-only page — no account required to view it.

1. Open the binder editor
2. Click 🔗 Share in the header
3. A public URL is generated and copied to your clipboard
4. Anyone with the link can view the binder (they cannot edit it)

Binder List Covers

The Binders landing page shows a cover grid for each binder. The cover displays up to 6 card photos from the first filled slots, giving you a quick visual preview of the binder's contents.