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Take screenshots of the cards you want to move
Capture cards from another wallet app, email, or store account page. Make sure the card number, barcode, or QR code is clearly visible.
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Bulk import card screenshots into RooCards
Follow the RooCards workflow to prepare card screenshots, import them, check each barcode or QR code, then organise the cards you keep in one searchable wallet.
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What are the RooCards bulk-import steps?
Use this product-specific flow when you already have several card screenshots from another wallet app, email, Photos, or store account pages. Import first, then review each detected barcode or QR code, rename the cards, choose which frequent cards need widget access, and check whether any card is eligible for Apple Wallet. If you are deciding whether screenshots are worth moving in the first place, use the migration guide.
Before you import
- Choose screenshots where the full barcode or QR code is visible.
- Prefer the clearest current version of each card.
- Avoid screenshots covered by notifications, crop handles, or browser UI.
- Delete obvious duplicates if you already know which card is current.
Why import screenshots?
Screenshots are easy to collect but hard to search, duplicate, and use quickly at checkout. Bulk import helps turn those saved images into cards you can rename, organize, pin, and scan from RooCards.
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Open RooCards and start a new import
Tap the add button, then choose the import option to begin importing multiple cards from screenshots.
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Choose the screenshots you want to process
Select one or more screenshots from Photos so RooCards can detect the cards and bring them into your library.
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Review the imported cards and organize them
Once imported, check the detected card details, then pin, categorize, or rename cards for easier access later.
After import
- Review each imported card before relying on it at checkout.
- Rename cards with searchable store or membership names.
- Categorize and pin the cards you use every week.
- Put frequent cards on widgets or add eligible high-use cards to Apple Wallet.
Ready to try bulk import?
Download RooCards, take a few screenshots from your old wallet app, and move your card library across in one session.
Common import issues to check
- Cropped barcode or QR code
- Low-resolution screenshot
- Duplicate screenshots
- Generic card names
- Old card versions
- Screenshots with too much surrounding clutter
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