Pokémon TCG collector tools
From your first scan to your full collection.
Choose what you want to do with your Pokémon cards. ScanMyBinder brings identification, supported pricing, collection records and photo pre-grading together in your browser.
Identify a card from a photo
Pokémon card scanner
Photograph or upload one card, review the suggested match, and confirm its exact printing. Free accounts include 25 scans per month.
Explore →Find a card’s available value
Pokémon card price checker
Search by name and collector number. Check the language, finish and condition before comparing market estimates.
Explore →Organize and value your binder
Collection and value tracker
Record cards, duplicate quantities and purchase costs. Track supported values and identify cards that still have no price.
Explore →Inspect a card before grading
AI photo pre-grading
Use front and back photos to review visible condition and available centering overlays. Estimates are not official grades or authentication.
Explore →Check boxes, bundles and tins
Sealed Pokémon prices
Browse exact sealed-product editions, dated USD estimates and available history. Keep My Sealed separate from your card binder.
Explore →Learn how to value your cards
Pokémon card value guide
Work through identification, condition, comparable prices and collection totals with a clear calculation example.
Explore →Keep collecting after the lookup
- Pokémon card price alerts
- Follow supported cards with background price checks. Free includes three active alerts; Pro includes 25. Availability depends on pricing updates.
- Set tracking and missing cards
- Use My Sets to review owned and missing cards. Accurate set, language and printing details keep your collection associated with the right checklist.
- Pokémon card trade comparison
- Build both sides of a trade with cards and quantities, then compare available values. Missing quotes or different conditions can make a comparison incomplete.
- Collection import and export
- Review spreadsheet rows before importing your collection. Pro adds CSV and formatted Excel exports for your own records.
- eBay listing preparation
- Prepare card details and review a listing before publishing through your connected seller account. Preparing and publishing offers requires Pro; eBay seller requirements and fees still apply.
Choose the right starting point
If you have a physical card and do not know its printing, start with the scanner. If you already know the name and number, use the price checker. If you want to understand the whole binder, save the confirmed cards to your collection.
For unopened products, use sealed prices. For visible condition and centering, use photo pre-grading. Identification, market pricing and grading answer different questions; one result does not establish the others.