Smart Scan — Free Grade Estimator
Upload front & back photos, run a scan animation, then adjust sub-grades to see a simulated estimate.
♾️ Unlimited scans
📱 Mobile friendly
🧪 Simulated estimate
Upload front & back photos, run a scan animation, then adjust sub-grades to see a simulated estimate.
Get a simulated estimate (1–10, including a “10” case) based on sub-grade inputs.
A simple breakdown explains what each sub-grade represents.
Adjust centering, corners, edges, and surface to see how the estimate changes.
See your front/back images before scanning. Large preview areas avoid cropping.
No strict daily limit. The counter is just for tracking your session usage.
This is a helpful guide, not a real-time AI image grade. Great for quick decisions.
Upload clear, well-lit images showing the entire front and back of the raw card. Standard formats like JPG/PNG/GIF/WEBP are accepted.
Using cutting-edge AI and deep learning technology, CGZ Grading develops tools that help collectors analyze trading cards from simple photo scans.
Since 2023, we’ve graded over 1,000 cards and continue to innovate with new technologies.
Looking ahead, we plan to expand analysis to include stamps, coins, paper money, and documents.
Get value with the CGZ Free Unlimited Card Grading Scan tool. We’ve spent years building collector-friendly experiences.
Smart Scan helps you decide which cards to encapsulate and reduces guesswork before you submit for grading.
Questions? Email Hello@CGZGrading.com.
This tool provides a simulated estimate based on common grading factors (centering, corners, edges, surface). It does not perform advanced image-based grading on your specific card. Use it as a guide, not a definitive grade.
Upload clear, well-lit photos of the entire front and back of the raw card (not in a slab). Use a plain background and avoid glare/reflections.
No strict daily limit. The “Cards scanned today” counter is just informational for your session.
For the cleanest photo and best estimate, remove sleeves/top loaders when possible. Reflections and sleeve scratches can affect what you see in the image.