Build a National Pokédex card binder with fixed slots

A Pokédex binder reserves each numbered pocket for its Pokémon. That keeps the order predictable even when you choose different card languages, regional forms or favorite printings.

1. Choose empty or prepopulated

   For an empty binder, choose New binder and set Binder purpose to Pokédex. For a prepared list, visit Community → Pokédex binders and choose a randomized printing for every available species.

2. Set your range and layout

   Choose the first and last National Dex numbers and the pocket layout. The builder supports the current bundled range through #1025. A full 4 × 4 list needs at least 65 page sides; larger physical binder presets leave bonus pockets.

3. Shuffle the prepared version

   Select the card languages, then Prepare / shuffle Pokémon. Each run chooses a random available printing for each species. Species without an available card retain labeled empty positions.

4. Choose your cards

   Numbered pockets accept the matching species. Regional forms and alternate printings share that species’ National Dex number. Prepared cards start wanted, so mark the ones you own.

5. Keep bonus pockets flexible

   Pockets after the last number in your range are freeform bonus space. Use them for additional forms or favorites. Resizing preserves absolute Dex positions; it does not compact missing species.

Updated October 28, 2026.