Printable List of All Pokémon | Free Dex Checklists – A printable list of all Pokémon is one of the simplest tools a U.S. trainer, parent, teacher, or collector can keep on the fridge or in a binder. The National Pokédex now covers 1,025 species, from #0001 Bulbasaur to #1025 Pecharunt. That is too many names to track from memory.
There is no single official one-page PDF that dumps every species onto U.S. Letter paper. The most reliable approach is to use the official Pokédex for names and numbers, then print a checklist or placeholder set that matches U.S. Letter (8.5″ × 11″) paper.
What a printable Pokémon list should include?
A useful printable list of all Pokémon is not just a wall of names. Look for:
- National Dex numbers (#0001–#1025)
- English names
- Generation or region (Kanto through Paldea)
- Checkboxes if you are tracking catches, cards, or games
- Enough white space to print cleanly on U.S. Letter paper
Skip files that require an email signup, a paid “premium unlock,” or unofficial artwork sold as if it were an official product. Pokémon names and characters are trademarks of Nintendo / Creatures Inc. / GAME FREAK. Use fan checklists for personal or classroom tracking only.
How many Pokémon are on a complete list?
As of Generation IX, the National Pokédex has 1,025 Pokémon. New species are added by generation, not all at once.
| Generation | Region | New species | National Dex range |
|---|---|---|---|
| I | Kanto | 151 | #0001–#0151 |
| II | Johto | 100 | #0152–#0251 |
| III | Hoenn | 135 | #0252–#0386 |
| IV | Sinnoh | 107 | #0387–#0493 |
| V | Unova | 156 | #0494–#0649 |
| VI | Kalos | 72 | #0650–#0721 |
| VII | Alola | 88 | #0722–#0809 |
| VIII | Galar / Hisui | 96 | #0810–#0905 |
| IX | Paldea | 120 | #0906–#1025 |
If a “complete” printable still stops at 151, 809, or 905, it is outdated. Print by generation if you only need Kanto for a classroom unit or a first-gen card binder.
Start with official Pokémon resources
The most accurate list of all Pokémon is the official U.S. Pokédex on Pokemon.com. Search by name or National Dex number, then print individual entries or use the site as your source of truth when you build a checklist.
Open the official U.S. Pokédex on Pokemon.com
Pokemon.com does not publish one giant “all 1,025 Pokémon” checklist PDF. It does publish free, family-friendly activity sheets you can print at home: coloring pages, bingo cards, mazes, and other classroom-ready pages.
Download official free Pokémon printable activities
Use those official sheets for kids’ activities. Use a numbered checklist when the goal is tracking every species.
Free printable checklists and binder pages
If you need a downloadable PDF of every National Dex number, look for a checklist or placeholder set rather than a poster packed with copyrighted art.
One current free option is StockMonster’s Pokémon placeholder cards and checklists. The site offers generation PDFs plus a complete file covering all 1,025 Pokémon. Files are designed for standard card size (about 2.5″ × 3.5″) and print on A4 or U.S. Letter paper. No account is required.
Download free Pokémon checklists and placeholder PDFs (all 1,025)
Print the full set if you are filling a National Dex binder. Print one generation at a time if you only collect Kanto cards or are teaching the original 151.
Printable reference lists you can use today
Need a clean numbered list you can print from a browser? These two reference pages list every species in National Dex order and work well with your browser’s Print dialog (set paper to Letter and enable background graphics only if you want type-color bars).
Wikipedia: List of Pokémon by generation
Bulbapedia: List of Pokémon by National Pokédex number
Wikipedia is the fastest overview of how many species each generation added. Bulbapedia is the better print source if you want number, name, and type on the same page.
To print from either page on a U.S. computer:
- Open the list in Chrome, Edge, or Safari.
- Press Ctrl+P (Windows) or Command+P (Mac).
- Choose Letter paper, portrait, and “Fit to page.”
- Save as PDF first if you want to reprint later without extra ink on ads or sidebars.
- Printable List of All Pokémon | Free Dex Checklists
Printable List of All Pokémon | Free Dex Checklists
How to choose the right printable?
Classroom or kids’ activity: Use official Pokemon.com coloring and activity sheets. They are free and made for home printing.
Card binder: Use placeholder cards or binder pages with Dex numbers so empty slots stay labeled.
Video-game Pokédex: Use a simple checkbox list by generation. You do not need card-sized cutouts.
Quick lookup: Print the National Dex number-and-name list from Bulbapedia or keep the official Pokédex open on a phone.
A compact checklist uses less ink than a full-color poster. Black-and-white Dex lists are usually the cheapest to reprint after a new game adds species.
Printing tips for U.S. Letter paper
- Set the printer to U.S. Letter, not A4, or the last row of names may clip.
- Use “Actual size” or 100% scale for card-sized placeholders.
- Print drafts in economy/grayscale, then reprint the pages you actually use.
- Cardstock (65–110 lb) holds up better than copy paper if you slide pages into a binder.
- Leave a 0.5-inch margin so hole punches do not cut off Dex numbers.
If a PDF is built for A4, choose “Fit” in the print dialog so it scales to Letter. Check one test page before you print all 1,025 entries.
Keep the list current
Generation X games are already on the calendar, and a few new partner Pokémon have been shown ahead of launch. Any printable list of all Pokémon dated before mid-2020s will miss later Paldea additions such as Pecharunt at #1025.
When a new game drops, check the official Pokédex first, then reprint only the newest generation instead of the entire National Dex.
FAQ
Is there an official printable list of all Pokémon?
No single official PDF lists all 1,025 species on one checklist. The official Pokédex is the complete, current list. Official printables on Pokemon.com are activity sheets, not a full National Dex tracker.
How many Pokémon should a complete printable include?
1,025 National Dex species through Generation IX. Mega Evolutions, Gigantamax forms, and most regional variants share a Dex number with the base species, so they usually do not get a separate line.
Can I print Pokémon lists for a U.S. classroom?
Yes for personal or school use if you use official activity sheets or a simple name-and-number checklist. Do not sell the pages or present fan art as an official Pokémon Company product.
What paper size should I use in the United States?
U.S. Letter (8.5″ × 11″). Confirm that setting before you print a multi-page Dex.
Where should I go first if I only want one link?
Start at the official U.S. Pokédex, then download a free checklist PDF only if you need paper checkboxes.