Price scanner

Scan a card

Private on this device

Place one card in view

Use bright, even light.

How the card scanner works

  1. 1. Point your camera at the card

    Open the scanner on your phone and hold the card inside the frame. Scanning starts on its own.

  2. 2. Private features match the catalog

    Camera images and derived scan evidence stay on your device. The browser downloads catalog metadata and performs matching locally.

  3. 3. See the price instantly

    Once the card is found, its current market price appears. Open the card page from the result to see its price history.

USD prices come from TCGplayer. EUR prices come from Cardmarket. You can also find a card manually in the set library. Browse every Pokémon TCG set

Pokémon card scanning FAQ

How do I scan a Pokémon card to check its price?

Open the scanner in your phone's browser and point the rear camera at the card. Matching starts automatically. The image stays on your phone, and there is no app to install. Once the card is found, you will see its current market price and a link to the price history.

Is the Pokémon card price scanner free?

Yes. There is no limit on the number of cards you can scan, and you don't need an account.

Where do the prices come from?

USD prices come from TCGplayer and refresh daily. EUR prices come from Cardmarket and refresh at least once a week. The card page shows the price for each available printing and how those prices have changed.

Which Pokémon cards can be scanned?

The scanner recognizes 21,139 English Pokémon TCG cards from 207 expansions. The catalog runs from Base Set to the newest releases. Other languages are not supported yet.

How accurate is the scanned value?

The scanner shows the current market price for a near-mint copy. It is not a store's buylist offer. Condition, grading and finish can all change the price you can actually get.

Do my card photos leave my device?

Camera frames, visual fingerprints and reflectance measurements normally stay on your device. They are uploaded only if you are signed in, choose to report a failed scan and accept the separate consent prompt.