Enter a card count or pick a set, choose your pocket size and how you load them, and see the pages, sheets and binders you need.
Next: pick a set or enter a card count, then open it as a binder to start ticking cards.
A binder page holds 4, 9 or 12 cards, so the pages you need are your card count divided by the pockets on a page, rounded up. Two cards back to back in each pocket halves that. No account needed.
Your binder
What you need
Pages
26
Sheets
13
Binders
1
234 cards at 9 per page fills 26 pages, which is 13 double-sided sheets.
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Worked example: how many pages for 207 cards?
151 has 207 cards in the catalog: 165 numbered and 42 secret rares. Giving every card its own pocket, a 9-pocket binder needs 23 pages (207 ÷ 9 = 23), so 12 double-sided sheets. A 4-pocket binder needs 52 pages and a 12-pocket binder 18.
Pages and sheets needed for 207 cards by pocket size and loading
Pockets per page
One card per pocket
Two per pocket
4-pocket
52 pages · 26 sheets
26 pages · 13 sheets
9-pocket
23 pages · 12 sheets
12 pages · 6 sheets
12-pocket
18 pages · 9 sheets
9 pages · 5 sheets
Pages, sheets and loading, explained
A page here is one side of a sheet, so a 9-pocket page shows nine cards and a sheet has a page on each side. Product listings that say “20 pages” sometimes mean sheets, so check how a binder counts before you buy. Add spare pages for reverse holos, promos and cards you do not own yet. In how to organize a Pokémon card binder we cover sleeves, order and what to count; to lay a set out in the app, read how to make a binder.