Find your match stats and replay codes
Where each of the seven games shows the scoreboard Spawnfront reads, and its replay code: which codes Spawnfront keeps, and where you find them again.
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What you need first
- You play one of Spawnfront's seven games, and you want the screen Spawnfront reads — to add a match from a screenshot or to settle a scrim with a screenshot — or a game's replay code.
- Take each screenshot in the game itself, with your PC's own screenshot key or the game's. A PNG, JPEG or WebP from 1280×720 up works (Valorant: from 1600×900 up), at most 8 MB.
- Spawnfront keeps a replay code for three games only: Marvel Rivals' Replay ID, Overwatch's Replay code and Counter-Strike 2's Share code. It keeps a Deadlock Match ID to fill a match in, and no code for League of Legends, Valorant or Rocket League.
Steps
Step 1: Marvel Rivals: the post-match screen and its Replay ID
When the match ends, take a screenshot of the post-match screen. For an earlier match, open your Profile, then History, and choose the match: its page shows the same scoreboard with every player's kills, deaths and assists.
The match's page in your history also shows the Replay ID at the bottom of the scoreboard, 10 to 13 digits. You don't need to copy it: Spawnfront reads it from the screenshot, and you can correct it in the draft under Replay ID.
You should see: a scoreboard with all twelve players and the map's name.
Step 2: Overwatch: the game report and its replay code
Open Career Profile, then History, then Game Reports, and choose the game. Take a screenshot of its Summary page — and, for a scrim, of its Teams page beside it.
For the replay code, open Career Profile, then History, then Replays, choose the game and press Share. Overwatch shows a code of six letters and digits: type it in the draft under Replay code. Overwatch keeps only your most recent games' replays, so share a code soon after you play.
You should see: the game report with the map, the result and each player's line.
Step 3: League of Legends: the Scoreboard tab
In the League of Legends client, open your Profile, then Match History, and choose the match. Take a screenshot of its Scoreboard tab, with each player's kills, deaths, assists, level, CS and gold.
League's replays are files on your PC (the download button on a match in Match History), not codes. Spawnfront keeps none, and the draft has no replay field.
You should see: both teams' five players on the Scoreboard tab.
Step 4: Valorant: the Scoreboard
At the end of the match, or later from Career and the match in its Match History, open the SCOREBOARD tab and take a screenshot, from 1600×900 up.
Valorant gives no replay code to share, and Spawnfront keeps none. To keep a recording, record the match yourself with your own recording software.
You should see: all ten players with their combat score and kills, deaths and assists.
Step 5: Counter-Strike 2: the board and its share code
At the end of a Premier, Competitive or custom match, take a screenshot of the 5v5 board — not the scoreboard you open with Tab during the match.
For the share code, open Watch from the main menu, then Your Matches, and choose the match. Copy its share link: it holds a code that starts CSGO-. Paste the link or the code in the draft under Share code: Spawnfront keeps only the code.
You should see: both teams' players with their kills, deaths, assists, HS % and damage.
Step 6: Deadlock: the scoreboard and its Match ID
At the end of the match, take a screenshot of the scoreboard with every player's souls, kills, deaths and assists. For an earlier match, open it from your match history: it shows the same screen.
Deadlock gives each match a Match ID, shown on the match in your match history. Spawnfront doesn't keep it as a replay code. Use it to fill in a best-of-one from your Matches page instead: paste it under Match ID (see Record your matches).
You should see: both teams' six players with their souls.
Step 7: Rocket League: the scoreboard
At the end of the match, take a screenshot of the scoreboard under MY ACCOLADES. For an earlier match, open MATCH HISTORY from your profile and choose the match, so that its WIN or LOSS, MATCH INFO and MY STATS show beside the list. The game must be in English.
Save Replay on the scoreboard saves the replay as a file on your PC, listed under SAVED REPLAYS. It is not a code, and Spawnfront keeps none.
You should see: the match's score and each player's line.
Step 8: Find a kept replay code on Spawnfront
On your team's Matches page, open the played match. A game whose code Spawnfront kept shows it beside the game — Replay ID, Replay code or Share code — with Copy. Your team's members see the same codes under Recent scrims on the team's page.
You should see: the code beside the game, ready to copy into the game.
Something doesn't look right?
My Marvel Rivals screenshot has no Replay ID
Take the screenshot from the match's page in History, where the Replay ID shows at the bottom of the scoreboard, or type the Replay ID in the draft yourself.
Overwatch has no replay for my game
Overwatch keeps replays only for your most recent games. Share the code soon after you play. Without a code, the result is still settled from the game report.
Counter-Strike 2 doesn't list my match under Your Matches
Your Matches lists only recent Premier and Competitive matches. A custom match has no share code there: settle it from the board's screenshot, and leave the share code empty.
My screenshot isn't read
Check the screen against the step for your game, and take it with the game in English when the step says so. The size and language rules are in Add a match from a screenshot.
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