Pokémon card scanner: just take a photo
Take a photo of your card: Kollectaria recognizes it (name, set, number, language) and adds it to your portfolio with its official image and Cardmarket price. Graded cards too.
How to scan a Pokémon card
Three steps, a few seconds per card.
Open your portfolio
In “My shop”, Perso tab, tap “Add a card” then “Scan”. Creating an account is free.
Take a photo of the card
Flat, well lit, no glare. For a graded card, photograph the whole slab with its label.
Check and add
The form is filled in: name, set, number, official image and price. Add the price you paid if you like.
What the scanner recognizes
The scanner reads English, French and Japanese Pokémon cards, from vintage sets to the latest ones like 30th Celebration. It finds the exact card (set and number) to show its real image and market price.
For graded cards, it also reads the label: grading company (PSA, PCA, CGC, BGS, SGC), grade and certificate number. You keep a photo of your slab, and a link verifies the certificate on the grader’s website in one click.
Card not recognized?
Retake a sharper photo, flat and without glare, or search the card by name and number: the search is in the same block as the scanner.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Pokémon card scanner free?
Yes: 5 scans per day with a free account, no credit card. The Collector plan goes up to 30 scans per day, Expert and Elite Trainer are unlimited. Unused scans do not roll over.
Does the scanner recognize Japanese cards?
Yes, Japanese cards are recognized just like English and French cards.
Can I scan a PSA graded card?
Yes. The scanner reads PSA, PCA, CGC, BGS or SGC labels (grade and certificate number) and keeps a photo of your slab. Graded card scanning is included from the Collector plan.
What happens to the card after the scan?
It is added to your private portfolio with its price. You can track it over time, add it to a master set or list it for sale on Kollectaria.