Guide

Scan Pokémon cards in 15+ languages

Updated · By the Omi team

Short answer: Omi scans Pokémon cards printed in English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Indonesian and Thai, then shows live eBay, TCGPlayer and CardMarket prices. It is best for iPhone collectors with mixed-language collections or cards bought abroad.

Supported card languages

Where the prices come from

Omi combines eBay sold listings, TCGPlayer (US market) and CardMarket (European market). European-language cards are traded mostly on CardMarket, so seeing it next to the US price helps you price cards bought or sold in Europe. Japanese and Chinese cards get their own CardMarket prices, and Korean cards get their own prices from recent eBay sales. See the Korean card scanner guide.

Who it is best for

Collectors who travel, buy lots from other countries, or keep binders in several languages. Omi is iPhone only and Pokémon only; for other games see the best Pokémon card scanner apps comparison.

FAQ

Which languages can Omi scan?

English, Japanese, Korean, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Indonesian and Thai.

Does Omi need an account?

No. Core features, including scanning and collections, work without an account.

Download Omi on the App Store

Omi is not affiliated with The Pokémon Company, Nintendo, Creatures Inc., GAME FREAK, eBay, TCGPlayer or CardMarket.

Scan your cards in seconds

Point your iPhone at a Pokémon card and see what it’s worth on eBay, TCGPlayer and CardMarket, including graded, Japanese and Korean card prices.

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