Cloud Islands Guide: Visit Community Islands and 3D-Print Items You Find

Pokopia Companion now has a dedicated Cloud Islands section. It’s the new place to keep track of 8-character access codes for community-shared islands, plus a quick refresher on how the feature works end-to-end.

How to Visit a Cloud Island

Visiting is gated behind a single item: the Mysterious Goggles. Equip them, choose Enter Code, then type any 8-character code. You’ll be warped to that island as a guest, free to explore everything the owner built.

Codes are uppercase alphanumeric, 4 + 4, exactly like the display the game shows when you’re typing them in. That’s the layout we mirror on the Cloud Islands page so codes are easy to read off-screen.

3D-Print What You Find

Cloud Islands aren’t just for sightseeing. While you’re visiting, switch your camera to object mode by pressing Y and photograph anything that catches your eye: furniture, decorations, items you haven’t unlocked yet. Back home at the Pokémon Center, you can trade Pokémetal (or Rare Pokémetal for rarer items) to have those photos 3D-printed as real, usable items on your own island. The rarer the item you photographed, the rarer the currency needed to print it.

It’s the game’s workaround for sharing content: you can’t take things directly, but you can photograph them and reprint them with your own materials.

Known Codes

We’ve seeded the page with the codes that are in circulation today: community picks and official promo islands.

Tap any code to copy it to your clipboard, then type it in-game without squinting.

Need Pokémetal to Print?

Every 3D-print costs Pokémetal, and the rarer items cost Rare Pokémetal. If you’re burning through your stockpile faster than you’re topping it up, the Pokémetal Farming Guide walks through the two-pass Sky Dream Island method, roughly 800 Pokémetal and 100 Rare Pokémetal per hour.