PixelBinder Blog
Guides to scan, collect and price-track your EN · FR · JP Pokémon cards.
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Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration products: the full lineup, detailed
Every Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration product: Sylveon ex and Greninja ex boxes, Elite Trainer Box, Ultra-Premium, Mini Tins, Mew and Mewtwo figures. All dates.
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Pokémon TCG products for August 2026: First Partners and Mega Powers
Pokémon TCG products for August 2026: Illustration First Partner Collection Series 3 (3 August) and the Mega Powers Box. Contents, cards and how to value them.
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Pokémon 30th Celebration Leaked Cards: The Official Reveal
A leaked list of 34 Pokémon 30th Celebration cards spread online before launch. The official showcase has now confirmed most of it. Here's every card.
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Pokémon Sun & Moon card list & values: every set (2017 to 2019)
The full Pokémon Sun & Moon card list: all 15 sets from Sun & Moon to Cosmic Eclipse, with card counts, chase cards and live Cardmarket values.
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Which recent Pokémon set is most worth opening? (2024-2026)
Recent Pokémon sets ranked by a booster's expected value: the best return just 48 to 54% of the pack price. See which set is worth opening.
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Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration: Base Set Charizard Reprint
Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration arrives September 16, 2026 with a Base Set Charizard reprint and Futuristic Rares. What's inside, and how to value each card.
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Pokémon TCG Pitch Black: Mega Darkrai ex and card values
Pokémon TCG Pitch Black lands 17 July 2026 with Mega Darkrai ex. What's in the 118-card set, plus how to scan, catalogue and value every new pull.
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The Pikachu Van Gogh card: the story behind the SVP 085 promo
'Pikachu with Grey Felt Hat' (SVP 085), the promo from the 2023 Pokemon x Van Gogh Museum collab: its story, the scalper chaos, and where it stands today.
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Pokémon's 30th anniversary (2026): what it means for card collectors
Pokémon turns 30 in 2026. What the anniversary changes for collectors, and how to catalogue and value your EN, FR & JP cards with PixelBinder.
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Best Pokémon card scanner for EN, FR and JP cards (2026)
PixelBinder vs Dragon Shield, BindeX and CollectorVault: the scanner that prices your cards in all 3 languages, EN, FR and JP, each on its own market.
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How PixelBinder handles French Pokémon cards
French is 1 of 3 languages PixelBinder fully supports: French card and set names, euro prices on the French Cardmarket market, and a fully French interface.
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Scan Pokémon cards in English, French and Japanese
PixelBinder scans Pokémon cards in 3 languages (English, French, Japanese), prices each on its own market, and shows live Cardmarket and eBay values on iOS.
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Where can I scan English, French and Japanese Pokémon cards?
Scan and value Pokémon cards in 3 languages, English, French and Japanese, from your iPhone with PixelBinder plus live Cardmarket and eBay prices.
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How to scan a Pokémon card to know its value
Point your iPhone at a Pokémon card and PixelBinder reads its set and number, then shows the live Cardmarket and eBay price in 3 languages: EN, FR, JP.
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How to find the value of a Japanese Pokémon card
Scan Japanese cards with PixelBinder: it reads the characters and prices each on the Japanese market (Cardmarket, eBay). Start free with 25 scans.
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Are Japanese Pokémon cards worth more than English ones?
Not always. A Japanese print can beat its English twin or trade below it. PixelBinder values cards in 3 languages, each on its own market, not a conversion.
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How to track the value of your Pokémon card collection
Scan cards with PixelBinder: each is valued and filed, and your total updates on its own from Cardmarket and eBay across 3 languages (EN, FR, JP).
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How to identify a Pokémon card (set, number, rarity)
The collector number (like 025/165), set symbol and rarity identify a Pokémon card. Or scan it with PixelBinder, which reads all of it automatically.
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Where to scan Japanese Pokémon cards
Scan Japanese Pokémon cards in PixelBinder on iOS: it reads all 3 languages (EN, FR, JP), finds Japan-only sets like Crimson Haze and prices them in EUR.
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