Yu-Gi-Oh card size

Choose Japanese-size sleeves for Yu-Gi-Oh cards and compare their smaller footprint with Pokémon and standard trading-card sleeves.

Yu-Gi-Oh! card

A Yu-Gi-Oh! card measures 59 × 86 mm (2.32 × 3.39 in), a reference size taken from Konami’s sleeve compatibility rather than a card measurement.

Nominal size
59 × 86 mm2.32 × 3.39 in697 × 1016 pxat 300 dpi

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Sleeve class: Japanese (small) sleeve

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Specifications and evidence

A smaller rectangle than the other trading card games, which is why its sleeves are sold as Japanese or small size.

Reviewed

Reference in millimetres. 59 × 86 mm converts to 2.32 × 3.39 in (1 in = 25.4 mm). A calculated conversion does not add measurement precision.

Yu-Gi-Oh size diagram: 59 by 86 mm, 2.32 by 3.39 inches, drawn to scale, compared with Pokémon at 63 by 88 mm, 2.48 by 3.46 inches.59 mm2.32 in697 px86 mm3.39 in1016 px63 mm2.48 in744 px88 mm3.46 in1039 px10 mmYu-Gi-Oh 59 × 86 mmPokémon 63 × 88 mm
DrawingSolid: Yu-Gi-Oh. Dashed: Pokémon, from the same corner. Proportional drawing; grid squares represent 10 mm.
Yu-Gi-Oh drawing (overlay not included)Yu-Gi-Oh size diagram: 59 by 86 mm, 2.32 by 3.39 inches, drawn to scale.Download SVG · PNG · reuse with credit

Dimensions

Dimensions of Yu-Gi-Oh! card variants in millimetres, inches and pixels
Variantmmin
Standard (Japanese size)typicalmm reference59 × 862.32 × 3.39
Pixels
Variantpx at 300 dpipx at 600 dpi
Standard (Japanese size)697 × 10161394 × 2031

What fits it

Holder classes for Yu-Gi-Oh! card
Holder classPublished fit
Japanese (small) sleevecards up to59 × 86 mm

Sizes are the makers’ supported card limits; sleeve interiors have not been measured. See the sleeve guide for more classes.

Japanese-size cards and sleeves

Look for Japanese or small sleeves with Yu-Gi-Oh compatibility. Dragon Shield’s Japanese-size sleeve supports cards up to 59 × 86 mm (2.32 × 3.39 in), matching the reference given for Konami’s protectors. Check the supported card size when a listing uses the word mini, which can also name other formats.

Questions

Can Yu-Gi-Oh cards go in standard sleeves?

The reference falls within a standard sleeve’s supported-card limit of 63.5 × 88.9 mm (2.5 × 3.5 in). It is 4.5 × 2.9 mm (0.18 × 0.11 in) smaller than that limit; this compares supported card sizes, not measured sleeve clearance. Choose the Japanese class for the product intended for this smaller format.

How much smaller are Yu-Gi-Oh cards than Pokémon cards?

The listed references differ by 4 × 2 mm (0.16 × 0.08 in). Pokémon’s 63 × 88 mm reference exceeds the Japanese sleeve’s supported size, so the sleeve classes are not interchangeable.

For a custom print, use the printer’s cut and bleed template. The pixel conversion is a trim reference, not a specification for manufacturing branded cards.

See how Card Dimensions checks sizes and distinguishes published figures from measurements.