Replays: your game history
Search every synced game, open its analysis, download the original replay or jump to your stream at that moment, and share your replay archive if you want to.
Updated For players
Replays lists every synced game, newest first, 25 to a page. It's where you find a specific game to review.
Find a game
- Search by player, map, build or strategy. All, Wins and Losses narrow the result; All includes ties. Use the matchup menu or show the oldest games first.
- The global filter bar still applies. Jump to date includes that day and earlier games; it never extends an earlier global end date. Remove the Before chip to clear it. Reset or Clear replay filters clears only this page's controls. Reset all filters also restores global defaults when offered.
- Use Newer and Older to page through. Search, result, matchup, date and sort changes return to the newest matching page. The address keeps these controls and the page, so refresh, copied links and Back from a game retain your place and scroll to its row. If this browser no longer knows the previous cursor, Back to newest replaces Newer.
The compact archive header keeps the count and Share controls together. The introductory tip can be dismissed on this device. Sharing still requires the existing confirmation; local searches or copied analyzer links do not publish your archive.
What each row shows
- The result, when it was played, the matchup and map, your build and their strategy, and the game's length, MMR and macro score.
- Streams: when you or your opponent streamed the game and the recording is known, a link jumps to that moment in the recording.
- Open the replay analysis for the full game page, or the macro breakdown for that game's economy in a window.
Download the original replay
Each row, and each game page, has a download button for the original .SC2Replay file, when the file was kept as the game synced. A game synced before original files were kept has no file to download yet: run Re-sync in the desktop app to upload it again, as long as the replay is still on your PC.
Download a replay pack
For several originals, choose Replay pack in Replays. Select up to 100 games across pages with unchanged filters, or replace your selection with the first 100 matching games in the current sort. This mode is separate from Select replays, whose hide/delete actions affect only selected games on the current page. See Private replay packs for filenames, progress, partial results and privacy.
Share your replay archive
- Press Share at the top of the page. Sharing status is checked before its controls become available.
- Read Exactly what visitors can see: every synced game, not only the ones in your current filters, with maps, results, names, races, MMR, builds, macro scores, stream links and the original files to download.
- Press Turn on and copy link. Send the link to a teammate, coach or your viewers.
Visitors need to sign in to open the full analysis of a game. Press Turn off sharing at any time to close the page and stop new downloads. Your replay page keeps the same address if you turn it on again later.
Turn on and copy link changes sharing first. If copying is unavailable or takes too long, Copy replay page link manually shows the selected address. Use Ctrl+C, ⌘C or your browser's Copy command. Done, the close button or Escape returns to the current copy action. Closing manual copy does not turn sharing off; use Turn off sharing separately.
If an update ends without confirmation, Check sharing status refreshes the current setting before another change or copy. A change already sent may have completed even if you closed its dialog. A settings-load failure also offers a status check, without assuming sharing is on or off.
On a public replay page, Share replay page opens your device's native sharing sheet when available. Closing that sheet cancels sharing quietly. If the device cannot share, the copy action and selected-address dialog remain available; cancelling the native sheet does not copy a link automatically.
Original replays contain more than the stats
An .SC2Replay file includes both players' names and account details and the in-game chat. Only share your archive if you're comfortable with that.
Related articles
- The game page: one game in detailEverything about one game: its story, fights, build orders, timeline, map replay, mechanics and loss analysis, with buttons to download, share, check in or save the build.
- Your public player pageChoose a public player link, control its sections, and create a channel panel. Profile visibility and replay sharing are separate choices.
- Why didn't my game show up?A game you just played isn't in your stats? Work through these checks: the desktop app, your filters, the replay folder, games the app skips on purpose and what Sync health reports.
- Filters: date, matchup, region and moreThe filter bar at the top of the analyzer decides which of your games filtered views count. See the defaults, pick a matchup, and find and clear every active filter.
- Private replay packsSave up to 100 original replay files with useful filenames, a per-game manifest and clear partial results.
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.