Your public player page

Your games, stats and opponents are private by default. There are two pages you can choose to make public, and each one is off until you turn it on.

Public profile

Your public page lives at sc2tools.com/players/ followed by a player link. Its Overview shows your record, matchup splits and replay-detected signature builds. Builds and Reviews tabs appear when you have public content; a Replays tab appears only when replay sharing is on and you choose to link it.

• Base profile: the public author name you chose, or your display name when you have no named publication; your main race, games, wins, losses, win rate, results against each race, most-played replay-detected builds and a featured community build. Public reviewer stats have their own tab.
• Optional sections, initially off: approved channels, recent results by matchup, a weekly MMR history, cached season records and map records with at least 10 games. Recent form shows up to 20 results from oldest to newest, a streak from two results and last-played time. Its card needs at least three games and never includes opponent names or maps.
• Never in profile aggregates: your opponents' names, battle tags or IDs, private notes or email. Optional recent results contain only result, matchup and date. Full replay rows and downloads need the separate replay-sharing choice below.

Turn it on or off

1. 1
   Open Settings → Profile → Public player page. If needed, choose Create player link. Creating an address keeps the profile and optional sections off.
2. 2
   Choose Public profile on, select only the optional sections you want, then Save public profile. Preview the page and copy its link.
3. 3
   To hide it, clear Public profile on and Save. That explicit Off choice wins even if named Community builds remain published. The build publications themselves are unchanged.
4. 4
   Older accounts with a named published build keep their legacy profile until they save an explicit choice. Their new optional sections start off. Old profile and author links redirect directly to the canonical player address.

Choose the player link

Edit the readable prefix in Settings; the fixed suffix keeps the address unique. Availability checks are advisory until Save. A link can be renamed once every 30 days, and an active shared replay archive must be turned off explicitly before renaming its shared address. Renaming changes the profile link; old renamed links are not retained as aliases.

Add a channel panel

In the Channel panel card choose Record, Featured build or MMR history, a theme and either 320 × 160 or 320 × 100. Copy the image URL and the panel destination link to your channel editor. The MMR style uses only an enabled MMR-history section. A disabled, private or temporarily unavailable profile always returns a neutral image. These are public panel links, separate from private overlay tokens.

Turning the profile off hides personal stats and makes the panel neutral when the page or image is next opened. It leaves your separate replay-sharing choice unchanged.

Shared replay page

Separately, you can share your whole replay archive from Replays with Share replay page. Visitors see every synced game with its map, result, players, MMR, builds and stream links, and can download your original replay files. Turn it off there at any time. See Replays.

Finding a game

Replay filters combine and apply as soon as you change them. Search applies after you pause with at least two characters, or immediately when you press Enter. Without JavaScript, choose Apply. Matchup and map choices come from the player's archive. Each chip removes one filter; Clear all removes them together. This season, Last 7 days and Last 30 days roll forward when you open the link.

The record line counts all games matching the active filters, across every page. A result filter hides the win–loss record and win rate so a list of losses does not look like an overall record. Copy the page URL or choose Share to share the same filtered view. Older replays moves back in time; when sorted oldest first, Newer replays moves forward.

What visitors can see

The replay list and downloads need no account. Full analysis — the timeline, macro breakdown and both build orders — needs a free account. Downloads are the original .SC2Replay file, which includes the in-game names and chat StarCraft II records.

Shared game analysis

Open Analysis from a replay row. Back returns to your filtered list, including its page. Older game and Newer game move within the same filters; the plain ← / → keys do the same outside text fields and the timeline. At an end of the list, that direction is unavailable. Alt+← keeps its normal browser Back behavior.

Use the section links for Timeline, Macro, Build orders and, when a recording is available, Watch. A macro leak's timestamp jumps the timeline to that point. Show all lists the scored leaks from highest penalty down. Macro scores are out of 100: 80+ good, 60–79 OK, and below 60 leaky; an unavailable score has a neutral colour.