Type any word to search card names and text. Multiple words are all required (AND). Use quotes for exact phrases, e.g. "Cloud Strife".
Narrow results with filter prefixes:
| Filter | Example | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Set | s:m21 | Cards from set M21 |
| Rarity | r:mythic | Mythic rarity cards |
| Type | t:creature | Creature type cards |
| Identity | i:blue | Blue identity/colour cards |
| Artist | a:nielsen | Cards by artist Nielsen |
| Card Number | cn:42 | Card number 42 |
| TCG | tcg:mtg | Magic: The Gathering cards |
A plain word searches everywhere: name, type line and rules text. To be specific, usename:bolt for the card name andx:flying for rules text (text: is the long form). Quote a phrase to require every word: x:"draw a card".
Every card printing and sealed product has a Gradely ID, one tap away beside its name in its details. Search gid: followed by that ID to find exactly that product and nothing else, in the catalogue, your collection, your wishlist and the marketplace. It is the fastest search there is, and the links Gradely builds for you (like Buy) use it. cid: with a card's canonical ID finds every printing of that card. Both combine with any other filter, for example gid:<id> c:nm.
Attributes are the numbers and words printed on the card itself. Usecost:2 for an exact value, orcost>=2 for a range. Comparisons support >=, >, <= and <, and the key, operator and number must stay together with no spaces.
Word attributes work the same way: keyword:flying, or keyword:"double strike" when it is more than one word.
A comparison on its own covers a lot of ground, so pair it with a game or another word:tcg:mtg cost>=6 ordragon cost>=6. On your collection and in the deck builder the game is already chosen for you, so you can just type cost>=6.
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Repeat the same filter to require all values:
i:blue i:black - cards that are BOTH blue AND blackt:ninja t:action - cards that are both ninja AND action typeUse commas for alternatives:
i:blue,black - cards that are blue OR blackt:ninja,mystic - cards that are ninja OR mystic typePrefix with a dash to exclude:
-i:red - exclude red cards-t:draconic - exclude draconic type cardsi:blue i:black -i:red - all cards that are blue AND black but NOT redt:ninja,mystic t:action - all actions that are ninja OR mysticluffy i:red s:op01 - Luffy cards with red identity from set OP01sword r:rare,mythic - all swords that are rare or mythicThe search box on your Collection accepts everything above, and limits the results to cards you own. It also understands filters that describe your copy rather than the card itself, so you can tell your near-mint foil apart from your played one.
| Filter | Example | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Condition | c:nm | Your near-mint copies (also lp, mp, hp, damaged) |
| Finish | f:foil | Your foil copies |
| Treatment | tr:borderless | Your borderless copies |
| Graded | gr:yes | Graded copies only (gr:no for raw, or name the company, e.g. gr:psa) |
| Tag | tag:trade | Copies you tagged "trade" |
For example:
t:dragon r:mythic c:nm tag:trade - your near-mint mythic dragons marked for tradetag:trade_280926 - both sides of the trade you recorded on 28 September 2026 (trade tags)-s:cmm f:foil - your foils from every set except CMMThe Sealed tab works the same way, with t: matching the product type (e.g. t:booster_box), plusc: and tag:.