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Pokémon card size: dimensions in mm and inches

Updated 24 September 2026

A standard Pokémon card measures 63 × 88 mm, or about 2.48 × 3.46 inches — usually rounded to 2.5 × 3.5 inches. That's the same size as most trading cards, including Magic: The Gathering, so Pokémon cards fit standard-size card accessories.

Pokémon card dimensions at a glance

  • Width: 63 mm (2.48 in)
  • Height: 88 mm (3.46 in)
  • Thickness: roughly 0.3 mm — a stack of about 30 cards is around 1 cm tall
  • Corners: rounded

Making your own card? Our free Pokémon card template is set up at exactly this size, with bleed and a safe area for printing.

Are Japanese Pokémon cards the same size?

Yes. Japanese Pokémon cards are the same 63 × 88 mm as English cards. This catches people out because Japanese Yu-Gi-Oh! cards are smaller, so sleeves sold as "Japanese size" (about 62 × 89 mm) are made for Yu-Gi-Oh! and are too narrow for Pokémon cards.

Which sleeves fit Pokémon cards?

  • Standard sleeves (about 66 × 91 mm) fit Pokémon cards for play and storage — for example Ultra PRO Pikachu Deck Protectors or our assorted Pokémon card sleeves.
  • Perfect-fit or inner sleeves (about 64 × 89 mm) go on first, under a standard sleeve, to double-sleeve valuable cards.
  • Toploaders (3 × 4 inches) hold a sleeved card in a rigid case for shipping or storage — every rare single we sell ships toploaded.

Binders and storage

A 9-pocket Pokémon card binder holds nine standard-size cards per page. Single-sleeved cards fit comfortably; double-sleeved cards can be tight in some binders. For bulk cards, a card storage box keeps them upright and flat.

Oversized and graded cards

Jumbo promo cards are much larger than standard cards and need their own oversized sleeves or binders. Graded cards sit in a slab from the grading company — see our PSA graded Pokémon cards and how much it costs to grade a Pokémon card.

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