What screenshot import helps with
Import is useful when existing cards live in saved images, another wallet app, email, or an account page and you want them in one card library.
RooCards feature
Import loyalty cards from screenshots into RooCards
RooCards can recognise card details from saved screenshots so you can build a card library without re-entering every card. Review each imported card before relying on its barcode or QR code.
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- Start with clear screenshots for cards you use often.
- Review each imported card name and barcode or QR code before checkout.
- Organise the cards you keep after import instead of relying on a photo library.
How this RooCards feature helps
Use RooCards to keep important cards easy to find, easy to scan, and close to the places you already reach for on your phone.
What to check after import
Confirm the card name and open the barcode or QR code before you depend on that card at a counter or check-in.
How import fits the wider migration
Use import for the in-product capability. Use the screenshot migration guide to decide what to keep and the bulk-import FAQ for the exact RooCards workflow.
Why import matters
- A card library is easier to search than a photo gallery full of barcode images.
- Reviewing imported cards prevents an old, cropped, or duplicate image from becoming your checkout card.
- Naming and organising cards after import makes repeat access easier.
Choose the right access path
Keep your full card library in RooCards, then use the fastest access surface for the cards you need most often.
Continue with related RooCards pages
Use these links to move from the feature into the matching hub page or supporting guide.
Turn saved screenshots into a usable card library
Start with the cards you use most, then verify each imported code before the next visit.
Primary experience on iPhoneBasic Android version availableFree to downloadNo account required