PSA Pre-Check

Will It Gem?

Snap your Pokémon card, trace the borders, and get an instant read on centering, corners, edges & surface — your shot at a PSA 10 before you ever pay to grade.

1
Snap it flatStraight-down photo in even light
2
Trace the edgesDrag the guide lines to the borders
3
Get your gradeCentering + condition → PSA estimate
Centering est.
load a card
Front L/R
Front T/B
Back L/R
Back T/B
Drag the 4 gold lines onto the card's outer edges.
Load the card front
Tap to choose a photo, drop an image here, or paste from clipboard.
1 Lay the card flat on a plain surface and shoot straight down from directly above — not at an angle.
2 Use even, soft light; avoid direct glare, reflections, and harsh shadows.
3 Fill the frame with the card and keep it square to the edges.
4 Shoot the back the same way for a full read.

Front centering

Left / Right
L
R
left borderright border
Top / Bottom
T
B
top borderbottom border
Load a card
Place the gold lines on the card edges and the blue lines where the inner border meets the artwork. Tilt a line by dragging either end.
Gold = outer card edge
Blue = inner border / artwork edge
Lines auto-trace on upload. Drag an endpoint to tilt, the middle to slide, or tap a line and nudge with arrow keys.
PSA 10 front limit
Front limits apply to each axis (L/R and T/B); the worse axis caps the grade.
PSA 10: 55/45 front · 75/25 back
PSA 9: 60/40 front · 90/10 back
PSA 8: 65/35 front · 90/10 back
Estimates centering only. A real PSA 10 also needs sharp corners, clean edges, and a flawless surface. The worse of the two axes — and of front vs back — sets the cap.

Condition & grade estimate

Load the front (and ideally the back) — shot flat and straight down in even light for the most reliable read — then run an AI read of corners, edges, and surface. It combines with your measured centering to estimate a PSA grade and a played-condition rating (NM, LP, MP, HP).