Scanner
LEGO set and minifigure scanner
Point your camera at a box, a built model or a minifigure. BrickStats identifies it, prices it and adds it to your collection, with no set numbers to type in.
Scan the box
Photograph a set box and BrickStats recognises it, fills in the set number, piece count, theme and year, and attaches the current market value.
Scan minifigures
Minifigures can be worth a lot on their own. Photograph one to identify the character and see its current value.
Straight into your collection
Anything you scan can be added to your collection or wishlist in one tap, with the purchase price you actually paid.
A LEGO set identifier for the box, the model or the booklet
Not every set still has its box. BrickStats can identify a LEGO set from the box art, the built model or the instruction booklet, so a shelf of old builds or a box from the attic is still easy to catalogue. You get the set number, name, theme, year, piece count and current market value.
If you already know the set, there is no need for the camera. One search field takes a set number, a name or a theme such as Harry Potter, and the results appear as you type.
Recognize a LEGO minifigure from a photo
Minifigures are hard to look up by hand: small differences in print can mean a different figure and a different value. Take a photo and BrickStats suggests the match, with the character name, figure ID and value.
Adding a set also adds the minifigures that come with it, so you do not have to enter them one at a time.
Catalogue a whole LEGO collection quickly
Scanning suits a few sets at a time. For a big collection, import it from Brickset, Rebrickable or a plain list of set numbers instead, then scan anything that is missing. For each set you can record what you paid, when you bought it and whether it is sealed or opened.
The scanner is part of BrickStats Pro. Searching for sets and adding them by hand is free for up to 5 sets. On iPad and Mac, search and import work the same way, and everything stays with your account.
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Frequently asked questions
How does the LEGO scanner work?
Take a photo of the box or minifigure in the app. BrickStats matches it against its catalogue of 22,000+ sets and returns the identification along with the current market value.
Can it identify LEGO minifigures?
Yes. The scanner handles both full sets and individual minifigures, including the character name and its own market value.
What if the scan gets it wrong?
You can search by set number or name and correct the match before adding it to your collection.
Can I identify a LEGO set without the box?
Yes. The scanner also works from the built model or the instruction booklet. You can also search by name or theme if you remember roughly what it is.
Is the LEGO scanner free?
The scanner is part of BrickStats Pro, which has a 7-day free trial for new yearly subscribers. Searching and adding up to 5 sets is free.
Can I import my LEGO collection instead of scanning it?
Yes. You can import from Brickset, Rebrickable or a list of set numbers.