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  [Video] Catching Pokémon Explore the topics discussed in this tutorial. Learn more about finding and catching wild Pokémon.

  Tagging your Pokémon Inventory   As your Pokémon collection grows, you can use tags to categorize and easily access your Pokémon based on characteristics you are most interested in. Note : This feature is only available to Trainers who are Level 15 and above. Creating a New Pokémon Tag: From the  Tags  page, tap the  Plus    button. Fill out the name of this new tag and select the background color of your choice. Tap  Done . Tap the  Add Pokémon    button on your new tag’s page. Tap the Pokémon you would like to add to this tag to select them. Tap  Select  to apply your new tag to the selected Pokémon. Managing and Filtering by Pokémon Tag: In Map View, tap the  Main Menu    button. Tap the  Pokémon   button. Tap the  Tags  header on the upper left. Tapping on a tag on this page will result in a filtered view of your Pokémon collection that only shows Pokémon that have this tag. You can also edit or delete tags from this page. Managing a Pokémon’s Tags: From the Map View, tap the  Ma

  Searching & Filtering your Pokémon Inventory   As your Pokémon collection grows, you can use keyword searches to quickly and easily narrow down the list of Pokémon that you have caught. SEARCHING YOUR COLLECTION: In Map View, tap the  Main Menu   button. Tap the  Pokémon   button. Tap the  Magnifying Glass  button at the top of your list to open the search field. Enter a search term into the field. You may also select a search term from a list of recommended search terms or from your recent searches. You may combine multiple search terms for more filtered results. FINDING SPECIFIC POKÉMON Combat Power (CP):  To show Pokémon of a specific CP or a CP range, enter  CP  followed by the number or range into the search bar. For example,  CP300  will show all Pokémon with a CP of 300. Distance: Type  distance 1000  to find all your Pokémon caught within a 1,000 km radius of your current location Type  distance 1000-  to find all your Pokémon caught further than 1,000 km away from your c

  Evolving your Pokémon   Every time you catch a Pokémon of a particular species, you’ll receive Candy for that species. Evolution requires a different amount of Candy for each species. Pokémon that require more Candy to evolve tend to show greater gains in CP. Evolved Pokémon generally have higher CP and HP, making them a valuable addition to your collection. You’ll still have the same number of Pokémon in your collection after completing an Evolution. The Pokémon you selected has evolved—transforming into an evolved Pokémon—so you haven’t gained or lost in total Pokémon. To evolve a Pokémon: In Map View, tap the  Main Menu   Tap  Pokémon   From your list of Pokémon, select one Pokémon to evolve. On the Pokémon’s summary, tap the Evolve button. Until you have enough Candy, you won't be able to evolve your Pokémon. You can view the amount of Candy needed to evolve your Pokémon in the Pokémon’s summary. ADDITIONAL EVOLUTION REQUIREMENTS Evolution Items Select Pokémon require an Evol

  Transferring Pokémon   As you catch more Pokémon, you may transfer some of them to Professor Willow to free up your Pokémon storage. You’ll receive Candy in exchange for transferring a Pokémon, but be careful: you can’t get Pokémon back after you’ve transferred them. To transfer a Pokémon: From the Map View, tap the  Main Menu    button. Tap the  Pokémon   button. Select a Pokémon from your list. Tap the  Menu   button and select Transfer. Note:  You can’t transfer your active Buddy Pokémon, favorited Pokémon, or Pokémon currently defending Gyms. To transfer multiple Pokémon at once: From the Map View, tap the  Main Menu    button. Tap the  Pokémon   button. Locate a Pokémon you’d like to transfer. Tap and hold until the Pokémon is selected. Tap any other Pokémon you’d like to transfer. To transfer the selected Pokémon, tap the Transfer button. Note:  To transfer multiple Legendary Pokémon, Mythical Pokémon, you will first need to enable this option in your app settings. You’re unabl

What are Shiny Pokémon?   Shiny Pokémon  are rare variants of Pokémon that are differently colored than other Pokémon of their species. If you’re lucky, you may randomly encounter Shiny Pokémon in the wild, especially during special events like Community Days or Pokémon GO Fest.  You can tell if the Pokémon you’ve encountered is a Shiny Pokémon if you see an icon above their CP like the one in the picture below. Besides encounters in the wild, Raid Boss encounters, Special Research Breakthroughs, Research Task rewards, and other rewards are just a few ways you may encounter a Shiny Pokémon. Stay tuned to  the official Pokémon GO blog  for details on which Shiny Pokémon you may encounter or will be available in the game, as not all Pokémon in the game have a shiny variant available to date. Note:  Ditto will not disguise itself as other Shiny Pokémon, even if Ditto is Shiny. However, a Shiny Ditto may disguise itself as a non-Shiny Pokémon! Event-Limited Shiny Pokémon Some Pokémon, such