Eyevo supports card recognition in multiple languages. Switch seamlessly between English, German, French, and Spanish.
Full scanning and recognition support for English, German, French, and Spanish cards.
Easily enable support for English, German, French, and Spanish in the settings.
Access card details, attacks, and abilities in your preferred language.
Eyevo identifies Pokemon cards printed in English, German, French, and Spanish. The recognition pipeline is anchored on the card art rather than printed text, so a card with non-Latin holographic effects, a non-standard layout, or a worn-out body still resolves to the correct entry as long as the artwork is intact.
Recognition is anchored on the artwork rather than a printed text read, so the scanner is largely language-agnostic. The displayed result uses the language the card was actually printed in — a German Glurak shows up as Glurak, not as Charizard.
Database entries cover the printed-name variants for all four supported languages, so collectors filing a French Dracaufeu in their collection will see it under that name in search and lists.
Foreign-language Pokemon cards trade at different prices than their English counterparts in many cases, especially the European-language reprints of high-demand chase cards. Eyevo's price matrix respects the language: a German Charizard ex shows the German-market comp from CardMarket, not the English comp from TCGPlayer flattened across regions.
Currency display follows the user preference, but the underlying comp source matches the card's language so the number is realistic for the actual market the card trades in.