Analyze in your browser
Try a private replay report, see a real example, follow opener guides and choose what to include in a shareable image.
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When Instant Analysis is available, open Analyze your replays. Pick up to 25 1v1 replays, a zip or a folder. The analyzer starts only after you show intent to add replays. Choose your player when asked. Keep the tab open while the report is prepared. Your replay files stay on this device.
The home-page build editor demo
When the private home-page demo is available, it shows the selected replay's name and size while preparing and reading it. Nonempty small files keep a readable size in B or KB; larger files use MB. If analysis fails, Try again retries that replay, while Choose another replay opens the file picker. Cancel returns to the demo. A browser-analyzer loading failure also offers Retry analyzer. The private demo does not upload your replay.
If the home-page demo is unavailable, choose Get the desktop app to sync and review your replays. If your browser cannot run the analyzer, try a current Chrome or Edge browser or use the desktop app. There is no server-upload fallback for the home-page demo.
See an example first
Press See a sample report on /try, or the mobile home-page demo, when the button is available. The labelled frame contains real fixture games with names and account identities removed. Missing measurements stay missing. It does not add games to your local history or account. A sample from an older engine is refused; retry or analyze your own files.
Share selected report rows
- In your report, press Share report. Nothing is published by opening the preview.
- Untick any totals, matchup records, best-opener or macro rows you want to omit. The preview and copied text use the same selection.
- Use Share PNG if your browser supports sharing image files. Otherwise press Download PNG or Copy text. The image is 1200 × 630 and includes a link back to /try.
The share card excludes player names, accounts, individual game IDs, maps and replay files. Best opener uses decided win rate among recognized catalog openers with at least three games, breaking ties by sample size and name. It is omitted when unsupported. Win/loss bars use decided games; missing macro scores are omitted. These fixed summaries do not grade your decisions.
Move between your report and guides
An opener name links only when its build or counter guide is published for a matchup present in your own replays. A build spanning matchups can have several labelled guide links. Signed out on a guide, choose analyze your replays in your browser — no download. The explicit focus link highlights and reveals that opener only when a matching game exists in your report. Ordinary report loading does not trigger this scroll.
Keep or clear the report
Your parsed games stay on this device for seven days when browser storage is available. Clear local data removes them. Only the separate Save these games action uploads parsed games to your account. Sharing the summary does not upload replays. See Import replays in your browser for account import and folder sync.
Related articles
- Import replays in your browserAdd replays to your account without the desktop app, from Windows, Mac, Chromebook or iPad: pick files or a folder, and in Chrome or Edge keep a folder in sync.
- Getting started (5 minutes)Create your account, install and pair the desktop app, get your first games in, and find your way around Today, Settings and Stream Studio.
- Detected builds and your Build libraryEvery game gets a build label from deterministic rules that come with SC2 Tools and compatible shared preset policies. Your Build library keeps your own definitions privately, each with its own record.
Still stuck? Email responsecoaching@gmail.com — include what you clicked. For desktop app issues, see Desktop support tools for version availability and Help > Copy support info. For website issues, attach a screenshot if useful.