Pokémon TCG

Sell Pokémon cards on every platform, with no typing

Photograph your Pokémon cards and let KartIO find the name, number, set, rarity, variant, language and market price. Then list them on Vinted, eBay, Cardmarket and CardTrader at once.

It recognises the exact card, not just the Pokémon

  • Reads the name and collector number (e.g. 062/088) from a zoomed crop of the card’s bottom edge
  • Finds the set, year and rarity (Holo Rare, Double Rare, Ultra Rare, Illustration Rare…) from the official card list
  • Offers the card’s variants (Normal, Holofoil, Reverse Holofoil) to pick in one click
  • Reads the card’s language and counts duplicates (×2, ×3)
KartIO review screen: cards recognised by the AI, with set, rarity, confidence and price

Pokémon listings for every platform

  • Titles with name, number, set, rarity and language, so buyers find them in search
  • Cardmarket and CardTrader: the exact product, condition and card language
  • Vinted: the trading cards category, brand and condition
  • Cheap cards go into a bundle with a ready-made grid photo
KartIO Publish screen: five steps from choosing the platforms to publishing

Pokémon prices from Cardmarket or TCGplayer

Each card gets the latest market price from Cardmarket (Europe) or TCGplayer (US), in your currency, with your own pricing rules. The Prices screen shows which Pokémon cards went up or down on the market since you priced them.

KartIO Prices screen: each card’s price next to the market price

Three steps, from your desk to every platform

  1. Photograph

    One card per photo from your phone (sports cards front and back). Drag the photos into the app; the AI starts at once in the background.

  2. Check

    The AI fills in the card, its price and its listing texts. You approve the sure cards with one click and fix the ones marked ⚠️.

  3. Publish everywhere

    Pick the platforms and KartIO lists every card on each of them. Sales come back with the sync, and sold cards come down everywhere else.

FAQ

Which Pokémon sets does it recognise?

The sets of recent years by default. The range is adjustable, and the card list updates with one button when a new set comes out.

Does it recognise German, French or Japanese cards?

Yes. KartIO reads the card’s language, matches it by its number and writes the language into the title; your price factor for that language is applied. Japanese cards are flagged for you to check.

What about cheap common cards?

Cards too cheap for a listing of their own go into a bundle: the app draws a photo with all the cards and makes one listing for the bundle.

Every platform you sell on, managed from one app

Create an account and try KartIO free for 7 days. You are not charged if you cancel before the trial ends.