Pokémon Card Scanner
Snap a photo and find out what your Pokémon cards are worth. The scanner finds every card in the photo, checks the collector number and shows the current market price. Free, and no app or account needed.
Take or upload a photo of your cards
One card or many at once. Lay them flat, in good light, without overlapping.
JPEG, PNG or WebP. Or drag a photo here.
How the card scanner works
- Take or upload a photo. One card, a binder page or a whole pile, as long as the cards do not overlap.
- We find and identify each card. Our AI finds every card in the photo, compares it with more than 90,000 Pokémon cards in seven languages and checks the collector number to pick the exact printing.
- See what they are worth. Each card shows its current market price. Open any card for all finishes, both TCGplayer and Cardmarket prices and the price history, or add it to your free collection.
Tips for the best results
- Use good, even light and avoid strong reflections on holo cards.
- Lay the cards flat on a plain, dark surface.
- Take the photo from straight above, with the cards filling most of the picture.
- Remove thick or scratched sleeves if a card is not recognized.
Want to know the condition too? After scanning, try our free AI grading for an estimated grade from 1 to 10.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Pokémon card scanner free?
Yes. You can scan as many cards as you like for free, without creating an account. We only ask you to slow down if you upload a very large number of photos in a short time.
Can I scan more than one card at once?
Yes. Put several cards in one photo without overlapping them and the scanner finds and identifies each one.
Which cards does the scanner recognize?
Pokémon cards in English, Japanese, German, French, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese, including promos. English cards are covered from Base Set to the newest Scarlet and Violet sets and have their own card pages with price history. For cards in other languages, the scan result shows the name, picture and current price. Other card games are not supported yet.
Do you keep my photos?
No. Photos are only used to identify the cards and are not stored after the scan. See our privacy policy for details.