Hi! I’d like to request an improvement to the downloadable PriceGuide CSV and API outputs.

Right now, the CSV includes all card metadata (name, set, number, prices, etc.), but it does not include the image URL for each item — even though the images already exist on images.pricecharting.com.

For developers and businesses who rely on your data for inventory systems, price comparison, marketplaces, and catalog generation, having image URLs included in the CSV/API would be extremely helpful. It would allow:

• Automated product imports

• Inventory systems with visuals

• Marketplace listings with accurate images

• Faster catalog generation

• Reduced server load on your end from repeated lookups

Proposed Addition:
Add a new column to the CSV and API results called something like:

image_url

which would contain the same image URL used on item pages (ideally the 1600px version if possible, otherwise the existing thumbnail).

This would dramatically improve the usability of the PriceCharting data for developers without changing any existing fields.

Thank you for considering this!

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