Catching Pokémon is incredibly fun, but you have to have a safe place to store everyone. Thankfully, we have Pokémon HOME, which allows us to transfer to and from Sword and Shield. It's important to note that these games do have Pokédex limitations, so not every Pokémon can be traded into them. However, you'll be able to trade more Pokémon back and forth if you have the Sword and Shield Expansion Pass since it increases the National Pokédex.
For even more transferring and trading opportunities, you'll want to download the mobile Pokémon Home app.
Trades around the world
Pokémon HOME mobile app
Free at App Store Free at Google Play Store
Trade a bunch of Pokémon
It's possible to get rare or shiny Pokemon while using Pokémon HOME. Having the app can open up even more trading opportunities.
Pokémon HOME: How to transfer to Pokémon Sword and Shield
First, make sure you have Pokémon HOME set up on your Nintendo Switch. If you need help with that, we have a full guide on how to sign up for Pokémon HOME.
- Open Pokémon Home from the main Switch menu.
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Press A to get past the start screen.
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This screen will appear. Select Pokémon.
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Choose the game you want to transfer to.
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Select Yes
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Your Pokémon Boxes will appear. Select the Pokémon you wish to transfer.
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Note that you can transfer both into or out of Pokémon HOME at this point. If the Pokémon cannot be transferred to Sword or Shield, a red circle with a line through it will appear on the top right side of the Pokémon.
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Deposit the Pokémon into one of your Boxes.
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When you're done selecting Pokémon, press the + button to exit.
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Select Save changes and exit.
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Press A when the screen reads "Your Boxes have been saved!" You've completed the transfer. Now you can either use those Pokémon in Sword or Shield or interact with them in Pokémon HOME.
Keep in mind that if you're trying to transfer Pokémon from older Pokémon games like Let's Go, Pikachu! or earlier titles via Pokémon Bank, you might not be able to bring every Pokémon into Sword and Shield. Only Pokémon that are already available in the Galar Regional Pokedex, those that arrived in the DLC updates, and a handful of legendaries and other special Pokémon can be brought forward. However, any Pokémon that is available in Sword and Shield can be stored in Pokémon HOME.
Now, if you are attempting to Once you've moved your Pokémon to Pokémon HOME, you can also access those monsters using Pokémon HOME through the free Pokémon HOME app for iOS and Android.
Take your old Pokémon on a new adventure
You don't have to buy the Isle of Armor and Crown Tundra DLC to transfer older Pokémon into Pokémon Sword and Shield, but the expansions are an excellent addition to one of the best Nintendo Switch games. You can tear through the tundra with a Metagross or sweep through the Isle of Armor with a Dragonite.
Slice them down!
Pokémon Sword for Nintendo Switch
Battle your way to the top
Pokémon Sword is one of two versions of the latest generation of Pokémon games. Journey through the U.K.-based Galar region, collect eight badges, battle rival trainers and the enthusiastic Team Yell, and catch as many Pokémon as you can.
Defend your world!
Pokémon Shield for Nintendo Switch
Defend the Galar region
Pokémon Shield is just like Pokémon Sword in terms of plot, characters, and mechanics, but many Pokémon are exclusive to either version. If you're after monsters like Galarian Ponyta or past favorites like Goomy, this is the version to pick up.
A new adventure
Pokémon Sword and Shield Isle of Armor expansion for Nintendo Switch
More Pokémon to play with
The Isle of Armor adds a new area to Pokémon Sword and Shield, a new Pokédex, and brings back many of your favorite Pokémon. It's an excellent way to extend your Pokémon.
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