Digital Binder is a free Pokémon card organizer that works like the binder on your shelf:
pick a card, drop it in a pocket, and see your whole collection page by page, with its condition and
current market value.
Organize your Pokémon cards the way you store them
Real binder pages. Choose 2×2, 3×3, 4×3 or 4×4 pockets per page, turn pages, and
drag cards between pockets, just like a physical binder.
Every set, in English and Japanese. 217 English sets and 146 Japanese sets, over
38,000 Pokémon cards from the Base Set era to the latest releases, with Japanese exclusives and
promos.
Condition, notes and what you paid. Record each copy's condition (Mint to Poor),
the price you paid, when you got it, and your own notes.
Wishlist cards. Keep a pocket for a card you are still hunting: it shows in grey
and doesn't count towards your value until you own it.
Custom cards. Add a card that isn't in the catalogue with your own photo.
Know what your Pokémon collection is worth
Card prices update every day from Cardmarket and TCGplayer, and each binder adds up its total value
in EUR, USD, GBP, JPY or RON. You can pick the store per binder and language, or type your own price
for a card.
Share and keep a record
Export any binder as a phone-sized PDF with every filled page, each card's condition, price and notes,
and the binder's total. It is handy for trading, insurance or just showing off your pulls.
How it works
Create a free account with your email or Google.
Make a binder, pick its size and color.
Search the catalogue by name, set or number, and drag cards into pockets.
Add condition and notes; prices fill in automatically.
It runs in your browser on a computer or phone, can be installed like an app, and keeps working
offline for browsing your binders.
Pokémon card organizer questions
Is Digital Binder free?
Yes. Creating an account and organizing your Pokémon cards is free, with no card limit and no ads.
Does it have Japanese Pokémon cards?
Yes. The catalogue has 146 Japanese sets with over 15,000 cards, next to 217 English sets with over 23,000 cards.
Where do the card prices come from?
Market prices are refreshed every day from Cardmarket and TCGplayer. Each binder can use the store you prefer, and you can show values in EUR, USD, GBP, JPY or RON.
Can I track Pokémon cards I don't own yet?
Yes. Mark a card as not owned and it stays in its pocket in grey, like a wishlist, without counting towards your binder's value.
Is Digital Binder an official Pokémon app?
No. It is an unofficial fan tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Nintendo, Creatures, GAME FREAK or The Pokémon Company.