A Pokémon card scanner for the card in your hand.

Choose a scan that fits the job

For a single lookup, upload a photo on the card scanner page. If you are starting with the physical card, open the phone camera scanner. A match gives you a route into the catalog, where the card’s set, collector number, artwork, listings, and related printings help you check its identity.

Use your phone as the camera and your desktop as the workspace

Scan Connect pairs a phone with your signed-in desktop scan desk using a QR code or pairing code. Recognised cards enter a queue you can review on the larger screen.

Set the batch intent to collection or listing, then check each card’s printing, language, quantity, condition, and other relevant attributes. Review the queue before submitting it. Scanning a card is not the same as publishing a listing.

Keep the details in your hands

Recognition can suggest a catalog match; it cannot establish the physical condition of your copy. Similar artwork, foil treatments, and reprints deserve a second look. Compare the set and printed number before you save or list a card.

Choose the appropriate game and catalog in the scanner. Marketplace coverage and recognition catalogs are different, so a game being available in the marketplace does not mean every printing can be recognised from a photo.

Common questions