Your Pokémon binder organizer, planned slot by slot – with real prices.
Master set, Pokédex or every card of your favourite Pokémon: Binderplan lays out the slots, shows Cardmarket prices in euros, builds the buy list and prints black-and-white placeholders labelled “page · slot” – until the real card takes its place.
From the Showcase
Real binders from our collectors – flip through them like an album. Like one? Take its pages into your own binder.
Popular art pages AI-painted around real cards
Popular binders
Three things you won’t find anywhere else
New in Binderplan since September — and all three are free.
Photo in, binder out
Photograph your binder pages. Binderplan recognises the cards from the picture — not from text — and builds the binder from them, page by page in the order of your photos.
Pages by motif
“Pokémon underwater”, “city at night”, “snowy forest”. We looked at all 23,461 card artworks once and know what is in the picture — not just the card’s type. A Gyarados on a blue background is simply not an underwater scene.
The Showcase
Show off your binder, give others a heart, take a beautiful page into your own binder with one click. No comment box, no messages — just binders.
How it works
Three steps from an empty folder to a finished plan.
Pick a set or a Pokémon
Templates for master sets, Pokédex binders and “every card of one Pokémon” – or search card by card. Filter by era, set, card kind, rarity and type.
Arrange the slots
Drag, sort, leave pages free. Grids from 2×2 to 5×5, Reverse Holo, 1st Edition and special prints as their own slots.
Print & tick off
Placeholders at 63 × 88 mm, 9 per A4 sheet, each labelled “page · slot”. Bought the card? Tick it – the buy list only shows what is still missing.
Create matching artwork pages
One card in its slot, and the AI paints its scene across the whole binder page – like the card, as watercolour, comic or photo. Print it, slide it into the empty sleeves. Or take a finished page from the showcase.
What Binderplan does
Everything between “I want that set” and “the binder is full”.
Cardmarket prices in euros
Trend price per card, holo prices, total value of the binder and price history – updated daily.
A buy list that thinks along
Only the cards still missing – with price and total, as CSV for Cardmarket wants or your local card shop.
Printable placeholders
Black and white, true to size, with watermark and slot label. Or the checklist without images – page by page for ticking off.
Templates & import
Master set (with reverse holos), Pokédex Gen 1–9, every card of one Pokémon, rainbow sorting. Paste lists from TCG Collector, Collectr or Cardmarket.
English, German, Japan
English catalogue, German names and images, and the Japanese sets with euro prices – as their own set tree.
Your collection
What you actually own – kept apart from the plan. Value by Cardmarket, duplicates as trade material, and the buy list across all binders.
Pricing
Planning is free. Pro removes the limits.
- Plan without signing up
- 3 saved binders
- 2 placeholder PDFs per month, unlimited checklists
- 12 credits to try things out (one artwork page)
- Unlimited binders & prints
- Refresh prices any time, buy list as CSV
- 80 credits a month = 6 artwork pages
- Yearly: €39.99 (2 months free)
- Everything in Plus
- Art pages in 4K print quality
- Your collection’s value over time
- Market figures: movement by set, era and Pokémon
- 200 credits a month = 16 artwork pages
- Yearly: €79.99 (2 months free)
Credits are also available on their own: 100 for €4.99, 250 for €10.99, 600 for €23.99 – no subscription, they never expire. An artwork page costs 12 credits (with more than two cards on the page, 2 more per card, 30 at most).
Final prices; no VAT is charged under § 19 UStG (German small-business rule). Payment via Stripe (card, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Klarna). Subscriptions renew automatically and can be cancelled at any time to the end of the term.
Sets & prices
Every set, every Pokémon, every card with its Cardmarket price in euros – no sign-up needed.
Popular sets
Popular Pokémon
Frequently asked questions
May I print the placeholders?
Yes – for private use as placeholders in your own binder. The prints are black and white, carry a watermark and must not be sold, traded or passed off as real cards. Binderplan is an unofficial fan tool with no affiliation to The Pokémon Company or Nintendo.
Where do the prices come from?
From the Cardmarket trend (euros) via the TCGdex database. They are a guide, not an offer – some old cards have no Cardmarket entry, then you will see a “?”.
Can I use German card names and images?
Yes. The card language (DE/EN) is switched in the filter column and applies to names, images, set names and the PDF. For the old WotC sets (Base Set, Jungle, Fossil …) there are no German scans in the database; those cards are marked “EN”.
What are credits?
Credits are the unit for the AI artwork pages – only for those, everything else is included in the plan. An artwork page costs 12 credits; with more than two cards on the page, 2 more per card (30 at most). You see the cost of a page before you start. If a generation fails technically, the credits come back automatically. Credits bought on their own never expire.
How do I cancel?
With two clicks at binderplan.app/kuendigen – no login required. Your access stays until the end of the paid term, after that your account continues for free. Purchased credits are yours to keep.
How accurate is photo recognition?
In our test 8 of 9 cards were recognised correctly; the ninth flagged itself as uncertain and can be fixed with one click. Shoot straight from above, even light, the whole page in frame.
Do I need an account?
Not for planning. You need a free account for the card PDF export and to see your binders on several devices.
Why are the legal pages in German?
Binderplan is run from Germany. Legal notice, terms, withdrawal policy and privacy policy are therefore provided in German, as required by German law. The app itself and this page are fully available in English.
Follow Binderplan
Finished artwork pages, binder tours and short tips — posted there first.