Print Placeholders for the Pokémon Cards You’re Missing, and a New Alert Button on Price Alerts
New and free with an account: a Print placeholders button on set pages and Pokémon’s Pokédex pages. It makes a PDF of text-only slot markers for the cards you don’t own yet, so empty binder slots hold their place until you get the real card. How it works.
A PDF of your missing cards
Open a set page or a Pokémon’s Pokédex page and tap Print placeholders. Pick the fields to show (name, number and set, rarity, variant, set code), choose US Letter or A4, and turn cut lines on or off. A live preview shows the result. Download the PDF, print it at 100% (Actual size), cut along the lines and slide a placeholder into each empty slot.
What the PDF holds
Nine placeholders per page, each about 61 × 86 mm, a little smaller than a standard card. They are text only: no card art, no logos, no set symbols and no prices. Each one says PLACEHOLDER and “Not a real card · poketrack.io”. The PDF is made in your browser; your card list isn’t sent anywhere.
Which cards it prints
The cards in the list you’re looking at that you don’t own. Each variant counts as its own card, and your search and filters apply. On a Pokédex page the PDF follows the language you’ve picked there. One PDF holds up to 400 cards. It works on every set, including sets that are locked on the free plan.
A New alert button on Price alerts
On Price alerts, New alert opens a search across every card. Pick a printing and set your target price in the card’s alert section. A card in a set your plan doesn’t include shows the upgrade prompt.
Sign in to PokeTrack.io, open a set page or a Pokémon’s Pokédex page, and tap Print placeholders. Choose the fields, paper size and cut lines, download the PDF, print it at 100% (Actual size) and cut it out.
Yes. You only need a free PokeTrack.io account, and it works on every set, including sets that are locked on the free plan.