Pokémon TCG
Scan the card. Keep the right printing.
Frame a Pokémon card and ScanEd runs a compact, game-aware recognition path, checks the Pokémon catalogue and keeps uncertain printings visible for you to choose. Confident matches can flow straight into your collection and scan pile.
- Shared fast AI/OCR recognition
- Compact card crops for faster requests
- Printing-aware catalogue matching
- Live scan pile & market totals
- Collection, binders & card popup
- Sell Queue & selling workspace
From camera to collection
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Switch ScanEd to Pokémon, frame the card and hit the scanner shutter. You can also upload a photo or enter the printed number manually.
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ScanEd crops the card, runs the configured recognition path and checks the catalogue for the matching printing instead of trusting a name alone.
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A confident unique match can be added straight to Collection. If several printings fit, pick the right one from the candidate carousel first.
A Pokémon scanner that leads somewhere
Fast shared recognition
Pokémon now uses the same configurable Google, Groq or Mistral scanner path as the other supported TCGs, with OCR and catalogue checks around it.
Compact scan controls
The Pokémon Scan Controls carousel keeps foil, price-source and manual-number tools close without stealing the viewfinder. The live pile and market strip stays visible underneath.
Market context that follows the card
Available printing prices travel into the card popup, collection, pile totals and selling workflow so a scan does not lose its value context after identification.
Collection and set context
Keep Pokémon in the same collection core as your other games while preserving Pokémon-specific cards, printings, filters and set information.
Sell from the same card record
Move Pokémon cards into the shared Sell Queue and Selling workspace instead of rebuilding a separate sales list after every scan.
Offline catalogue fallback
When supported catalogue data is downloaded, ScanEd can use local OCR and offline lookup to find likely cards even when the cloud recognition path is unavailable.
Frequently asked
- How do I scan a Pokémon card?
- Switch ScanEd to Pokémon, frame the card and use the scanner shutter. ScanEd sends a compact card crop through the same configurable recognition system as the other supported TCGs, then checks the Pokémon catalogue for the printing. You can also upload a photo or enter the printed number manually.
- What happens when Pokémon is recognised?
- A confident exact match can be added straight into your Pokémon collection and scan pile. If several printings fit, ScanEd shows the candidates so you choose the right one instead of letting AI make a silent printing guess.
- Where does the Pokémon card and price data come from?
- Pokémon catalogue lookups are database-first with Pokémon TCG data used as a recovery source. Available market values travel with the resolved printing into the card popup, pile totals, collection and selling workflow.
- Can I track Pokémon separately from Magic?
- Yes. Pokémon lives in the same collection core but retains its own game identity, printings and filters. The shared navigation, card popup and Sell Queue stay game-aware instead of pretending every card is Magic-shaped data.
- Can I sell or trade Pokémon cards through ScanEd?
- Yes. Pokémon participates in the shared collection and selling spine. Cards can move into the Sell Queue and selling workspace, while trade and other destinations appear where the selected workflow supports them.
- Does the Pokémon scanner have the same controls as the other games?
- Yes. The scanner now uses the compact game-aware control strip, live pile carousel, market totals, foil selection, manual number entry and photo fallback while keeping as much screen as possible for the viewfinder.