Find cards by art, artist and color
You can search for a specific printing or explore cards by how their artwork looks. Search filters combine, so a forgotten filter can hide a good match.
Start here
Open a binder → Find cards on mobile → Filters beside search.
Explore color palettes →Start with a name, number or artist
Type a card name, collector number, set or artist. Open Filters to choose language, set, rarity or other available fields. A set or illustrator link in card details also opens that catalog search.
Show illustration-focused cards
Enable Art cards in Filters. This includes supported full-art, illustration and gallery categories and excludes Energy. Use Exclude Energy cards separately if you want ordinary cards too. Classification follows catalog coverage, so clear Art cards if a card seems missing.
Match a color
In Filters, open Find cards by color. Choose a swatch, use the picker or enter a hex color, then Find matches. Match range controls how close shades must be; Minimum color coverage controls how much of the artwork should contain the color.
Try a gradient or another card’s palette
Choose Gradient and an End color for a color transition. Or open card details and choose Similar palette to rank cards by that artwork’s color balance. This compares measured colors, not identical scenes or Pokémon types.
Combine up to three colors
Visit Color palettes from the site navigation. Open a palette, choose Add another color and adjust each Influence slider. Select card checkboxes, then Add to binder staging or Append to a binder. Review the destination in the editor before confirming; an existing binder needs empty capacity.
Save a discovery for later
Use the star on a catalog card to favorite it, or its tray button to stage it. The Favorites filter shows starred cards. Tap artwork for details; use + only when you are ready to place a copy.
Clear a search that feels stuck
Remove active filter chips or use Clear in the color tool. Check the search text, language, set, Favorites, labels and Art cards. Expand artwork coverage measures additional eligible artwork when available.
Something not working?
Too few matches? Broaden Match range, lower Minimum color coverage and remove set or label restrictions. A percentage describes the color match, not card value or rarity.
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