About BrickAtlas

BrickAtlas is a catalog of every LEGO set ever released, with a free collection tracker built on top. It is an independent fan project run by one adult LEGO collector; it is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by the LEGO Group.

Where the data comes from

Sets, themes, minifigures and which figures come in which set are from the Rebrickable database, used under its terms with attribution. Set photos are © the LEGO Group and are served by Rebrickable. The catalog is re-downloaded and rebuilt automatically every day, so a new set appears here the day Rebrickable lists it. The catalog behind this copy of the site is dated 2026-09-01.

What the values mean

Every value on this site is an estimate produced by a published formula from a set's piece count, age, minifigure count and theme. There is no live price feed: the site does not scrape marketplaces and has no retail-price data. The estimate is a starting point, not an appraisal, and each set page links to BrickLink for what one actually sells for. The full method is here.

What's on the site

• Every theme and every set in it, grouped by year
• Every year of LEGO releases with the biggest sets and active themes
• A page for each of 16,780 minifigures listing every set it came in
• Rankings built only from measured facts: piece counts and minifigure counts
• A collection tracker, wishlist, share links and public profiles, all free and none requiring an email address
• A brick builder that tells you which official set could build your creation

Money

The site is free and shows no advertising. Some "buy" links are Amazon affiliate links; a purchase through one may earn the site a small commission at no cost to you. Links to BrickLink earn nothing and are there because that is where loose figures and retired sets actually change hands.

Get in touch

Corrections, missing sets, or anything else: the contact page.