The 30-second tour
- Sign up. One tap with Google. Your album is ready and 3 free trade-matches are pre-loaded — no credit card.
- Open the Album tab. All 980 stickers are laid out by team in physical-album order (Panini logo → FWC specials → 48 teams in group sequence).
- Add your stickers your way. Tap a tile to mark it owned (tap again for a second copy, long-press to remove). Or open Fast add and say the codes out loud — "Argentina ten", "México doce" — and each one marks the instant you say it. You can also paste a whole list, scan with the camera, or import a collection from another app.
- Paste a trade partner's dupes (when you've got one). Hit "Find trades", drop in their list — any format — and the AI matcher pops up the subset you still need, ready to paste back to them as a "need from you" reply.
→ See all five ways to add your stickers — tap, voice, paste, camera scan, and import, with when to use each.
Tracking your collection
- Album tab. Your full collection grouped by team in physical-album order. Owned cards are filled in, missing ones are dimmed, foils have a gold gradient. A progress bar at the top shows how close you are to all 980, and the tile count summary updates live as you tap.
- Extras tab. Every sticker you own more than once, grouped by team, with a "×N" extras count (just the spares — the one in your album doesn't count). The minus button drops the count when you trade one away.
- Copy missing. One tap formats your full missing-stickers list — team-grouped, with flag emojis — for pasting into WhatsApp groups, Discord, or wherever your trading happens.
Trade-matching — the only paid feature
→ Read the full Trade Matching guide — every example, every format, every FAQ.
Pasting a partner's dupes and instantly seeing what you can claim is the magic. It runs every list through an AI parser so any format works:
ARG 10, MEX 4, GER 7USA 🇺🇸: 1, 4, 6, 9(WhatsApp-style)Argentina 10, Mexico four, Germany seven(typed or transcribed)- Even a partner's screenshot transcribed by hand
The result is the subset of their list you're still missing, with a one-tap copy that formats it back to them as a "need from you" reply.
Linked trades — one entry, both albums update
Closing a real trade used to mean four updates: you add what you got and remove what you gave, then your partner does the same in reverse. With a linked trade, only one of you does the typing. Share your friend code (account menu), your partner pastes it under Fast add → Trade with a friend, and you approve the request with one tap. From then on, every sticker they mark as received comes off your album, and everything they give you lands in it — by voice or paste, live, until either of you ends the session. Your friend code can only request a session; nothing touches your album without your approval.
Already started in another app? Import in one paste.
If you've been tracking your World Cup 2026 collection somewhere else — the official Panini Collection app, a notebook, a spreadsheet, a competitor tracker, a Google Doc you've been editing on your phone — you don't have to start over. Import collection takes whatever export format you've already got and sets up your Scanini album in one shot.
Open the account menu (the avatar in the top-right), tap Import collection, and pick the mode that fits your data:
- Single list. Paste your whole export. The AI parser detects sections like
tengo,owned,have,gotfor the stickers you own, andextras,repetidas,repes,doubles,dupes,para trocarfor the duplicates. Extras-section codes get credited as +1 + an extra, no double-counting. - Owned + Extras. If your export is already split into two lists (or you want the explicit control), paste them into two separate textareas. Same parser, just bypasses the section-detection step.
Multilingual section headers are supported out of the box — Spanish (repetidas, tengo), Portuguese (repetidas, minhas), French (mes cartes, doubles), English (extras, dupes, doubles). Country names in any language are normalized to FIFA codes automatically.
Importing is free. No trade-match credits are burned. It's a one-time onboarding step and we want zero friction for switchers — if Scanini is going to win you over, the cost can't be re-tapping 600 stickers from scratch.
About the price
The first 3 trade-matches are free with every account. After that, $4.99 unlocks 500 more. That's enough for a typical collector to last well over a year of active trading. There's no subscription, no auto-renewal, and credits never expire — buy once, use whenever.
First-pack guarantee: if your first $4.99 pack isn't for you, email us within 3 days from the address on your account and we'll refund the full amount. One refund per account.
What we don't do
- No subscriptions. No recurring charges. Pay once for trade-matches if you want them, use them whenever.
- No tracking across the web. No analytics SDKs phoning home, no third-party trackers in the page.
- We don't sell your data. Ever. (See the Privacy page for the full list of who we share data with — short list, only the bits we strictly need to operate.)
Edge cases
Can I import a list of stickers I already have?
Yes — and that doesn't burn trade-match credits. From the Album tab, tap "Fast add" to paste any list of codes you already own (or read them out loud via the voice option). Different feature from trade-matching, separately throttled, free to use.
What happens if I mark a sticker by accident?
Long-press any owned tile in the Album to back it out (-1 copy). On the Extras tab, the minus button does the same when you've traded a duplicate away.
What if a trade partner sends me a list in Portuguese / Spanish / hand-typed gibberish?
The AI parser tolerates a lot — country names in major languages, common abbreviations, FIFA codes, mixed formats. If a list doesn't return any recognized codes, no credit is used (we still hit the API, but the recovery is so fast and the cost so small that we don't charge for failed parses where nothing matches).