Show them your collection.
Send a read-only binder link. Let friends browse the cards, see your gaps and understand what you collect.
Open your collection
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Choose the binder
Share the collection you want people to see. Named binders keep separate projects clear.
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Send its read-only link
Visitors can browse without editing your collection. Partner editing uses a separate permission.
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Keep it up to date
Update the collection as it changes. A shared binder gives friends a useful reference beyond a screenshot.
How it works
A binder link worth opening.
Show someone what to look out for.
A friend heading to a shop can consult the binder to understand your tastes and missing cards. A public link is visible to anyone who has it, so only share the binder you intend to make viewable. Use your share controls to manage access.
Show it off, keep control.
Share a binder with a link.
Send a read-only link to any binder. People can browse it without changing a thing.
Read-only by design
Share one binder or several
Your design comes too
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Make it worth browsing.
Keep the binder tidy with exact printings and clear wants so visitors know what they’re looking at.
Exact printings shown
Pair with a want list
Update any time
Why sharing a binder helps
Show, don’t describe
Send one link instead of a stack of photos when someone asks what you have.
Safe to share
Read-only links let people browse without changing anything.
Get the right gifts
Pair a binder with your wants so friends and family know what to look for.
Good to know
Does the viewer need an account?
No. Public binder links are for browsing without an account. Editing your own collection requires signing in.
Can a viewer change my cards?
No. The public binder is read-only. Partner Mode has different permissions and is intended for collaborative editing.
Can I see a real shared binder?
Yes. Open Cal’s National Dex binder to see the public viewing experience, including real card artwork and owned/wanted states.
