Check a Pokémon card

Snap your card for an estimated PSA grade, the reasons behind it, and its TCGplayer market price raw and graded value.

Cards recognised by CardSight AI. Prices from TCGplayer
Take the photos on your phoneYou're on a computer. Scan this with your phone's camera: it opens the app there and links the phone to this collection, so cards you add on the phone show up here.
1Photograph the card

Point your phone at the card: it takes the photo and reads the number for you. Or use the buttons below.

Add as many photos as you like: more angles give a more reliable grade and number reading. On a computer, drag photos onto the slots, from your files or straight from a web page like an eBay listing, or paste one with Ctrl+V.

Grading a card you saw online? Drop all of the listing's photos here, as many as you like, or paste the listing's link below. They're sorted into front, back and tilted for you.
Grade this listing On a computer? Drag this button to your bookmarks bar. Then on any eBay listing, click it and every photo comes straight here.

Card out of the toploader and filling most of the frame. Any angle works and gets straightened automatically, though square on gives the most exact centering. Tilted is the same card tilted under one light so the glare slides across it; scratches show up there. The card is identified from the Front photo, so take it out of any sleeve for the clearest read.

Can't get a scan? Look the card upType its name or number. Results show as you type.

2Scan

No card handy?

Find the right card

Type the card's name or the number in its bottom corner, like Umbreon 59 or 4/102. Results show as you type.

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Price guide

Any Pokémon card's TCGplayer market price, raw and at PSA 10. Type a name or number.

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Your collection is kept on this device and synced to your other linked devices through a private code. The front photo of each scan is sent to CardSight AI to identify the card; everything else stays here. Export regularly as a backup too.

To identify any card, not just ones you've entered: download sets/en.json plus any cards/en/<set>.json files from the free PokemonTCG/pokemon-tcg-data repository on GitHub, then import them here together. Names and numbers come in with no prices; add values as you need them.

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