One Magic card name can belong to several separately listed printings. A useful sales export therefore needs the exact printing, not only the card name.
Why one card name can mean many printings
Magic cards are reprinted across different products and releases. Marketplaces list those printings separately and assign different identifiers to them. If the printing is wrong, the exported identifier can be wrong too.
This is why the review is part of preparing a seller CSV. It protects the handoff from a correct card name paired with the wrong listing.
Review the suggestion against the physical card
Actana suggests a card and printing from the imported image. Uncertain results stay open until you confirm or correct them.
Use the physical copy as the deciding reference. Compare the suggestion with the card in hand and accept it only when you are confident that it describes the same printing. If the image is incomplete or hard to read, capture it again or leave the result open until you can verify it.
The goal is to reduce repeated manual entry without hiding decisions that still need your judgement. For capture guidance, see how to add scans and photos to Actana. To prepare a whole stack, follow scanning Magic cards in bulk.
Check the copy details before export
The printing is only one part of the finished CSV. Check the language, finish, condition, and quantity on the physical copies as well. Condition and finish remain your choices because they describe the copy you own; the card condition guide covers the grading scale.
Once the printing and copy details are correct, the TCG PowerTools export guide explains the next step.