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Plan space for a jumbo Pokémon card

Jumbo cards use their own library and panel placement. Their sizes vary, so a measured card is more reliable than an approximate profile.

Start here

Open a Pokémon binder → Tools → Arrange → Jumbo cards.

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  1. Find the jumbo release

    Search Jumbo cards and inspect the release. Some catalog previews use the matching standard card scan; check the release information and your physical card.

  2. Measure the card

    Enter its actual width and height in millimeters, or start from an approximate size profile and verify it. The layout is a planning guide, not a guarantee of sleeve fit.

  3. Choose a suitable rectangle

    Select an empty region that fits the card, or a compatible existing merged panel. Free up space or use a larger layout if there is no fit.

  4. Set ownership and place

    Choose Mark as wanted if you do not own it, then Place jumbo card. Review any replacement confirmation; displaced artwork is kept in staging.

  5. Revise the placement

    Tap the jumbo panel for details. Unmerge · keep card in staging removes the panel while retaining the jumbo for a new placement.

Something not working?

No place to put it? The available rectangle must fit its measured footprint and avoid other artwork. Make space in staging before replacing or unmerging a panel.

TCG binder planner with merged panels: a practical guide

Combine a rectangle of binder pockets for jumbo cards, custom artwork or a larger scene while keeping displaced cards safe in staging.

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Track owned cards, wanted cards and their values

Choose the exact printing, set ownership and read separate totals without treating unknown prices as zero.

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Match your physical binder to your saved plan

Photograph pages, confirm every pocket and follow a move checklist without changing digital ownership.

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