Crack A Card vs CreatureType

Make simple widgets to display artworks from the many thousands of Magic: The Gathering cards to add a little bit of color to your home screen. Crack A Card uses Scryfall's random card generator to add a little bit of magic to your home screen. But, if you don't wan't to pull from every era of Magic, you can limit yourself to a specific set, group of sets or format. If you want, you can explore the wide world of Magic cards simply within the app through the random generator. And don't forget to mark your favorites so you can come back to them later! Additionally, you can create unique widgets, separate from the settings of the main app for many different widgets on your Home Screen, each with a different filter. Crack A Card is unofficial Fan Content permitted under the Fan Content Policy. Not approved/endorsed by Wizards. Portions of the materials used are property of Wizards of the Coast. ©Wizards of the Coast LLC.

Search and share Magic: The Gathering card images directly from your keyboard. (Unofficial fan-made app — not affiliated with or endorsed by Wizards of the Coast or Scryfall.) Why CreatureType? Discussing Magic cards in group chats means hunting for images, screenshotting cards, or typing names that autocorrect mangles. CreatureType puts the entire Scryfall database at your fingertips, right in your keyboard, without app switching. Features: - Search cards by name while typing in any app - View card names and images - Four output modes: Scryfall URL, card name, oracle text, or clipboard copy - Works in Messages, Notes, Discord, WhatsApp, and any text field - Recent search history, so the cards you reach for most are one tap away Premium (one-time unlock): - Filter keyboard: narrow searches by mana color, card type, and mana value with a Magic-aware filter UI - Card share stats: see your most-shared cards, top colors, and sets How It Works: 1. Switch to CreatureType using the globe key 2. Start typing a card name 3. Tap to share Powered by Scryfall Card data provided by the Scryfall API. Card images remain property of Wizards of the Coast.