Open your MTG Arena or Magic Online logs and SnapKeep saves a short summary of each match to your account: the event, your deck, the cards your opponent showed, and each game's result. The logs themselves are read on your computer and never uploaded. Paper matches can be typed in below.
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In Arena, open Options › Account and tick Detailed Logs (Plugin Support). Arena only records games played after it is on, and it needs a restart the first time.
Choose Player.log in the folder below. Player-prev.log holds the session before; pick both to catch everything.
Windows:%USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Wizards Of The Coast\MTGA
Paste it into the address bar of the file picker that opens.
Mac:~/Library/Logs/Wizards Of The Coast/MTGA
In the file picker press Cmd+Shift+G and paste it.
Arena keeps only the last two sessions, so come back at least every other time you play. Matches already saved are never added twice.
Magic Online saves one Match_GameLog file per match, in a folder with a random name. In the file picker, paste this into the address bar and press Enter:
Windows:%LOCALAPPDATA%\Apps\2.0\Data
Type Match_GameLog in the picker's search box (top right) and wait for the list to finish, then press Ctrl+A and Open. Picking the same files again later is fine: matches already saved are skipped.
MTGO's logs don't say the format or the event, so you can set those before saving. Leagues are assumed unless you choose otherwise. Several matches against the same opponent within a few days are treated as practice with a friend and never shared.
Faster next time (Chrome and Edge): let SnapKeep remember a log folder, then one click reads whatever is new. Good choices are Arena's folder above, your MTGA-Log-Archive backup folder, or MTGO's Data folder. Windows may refuse some system folders; if it does, use the file picker instead.
2. Save your matches
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For tabletop events. Paper matches count in your own stats only and are never shared, since there's no log to check them against.
Saved to your account
Your opponents' screen names are only ever shown to you. Shared means the match counts in SnapKeep's anonymous metagame data; direct challenges between friends and paper matches never do.
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