Clash Royale FAQGood questions.Clear answers.

Open Clash Royale and tap your name. Your tag is below your username. Search with the tag, not a nickname.

The Clash Royale tools work without creating a site account or entering your game login. Start with a public player tag.

Check that you copied the complete player tag, rather than a clan tag or player name. If the request fails, try again later: the game API or our service may be temporarily unavailable.

Yes. Enter both tags in Compare Players. You can compare career records, ranked season results and current decks. The first profile remains visible while you search for the second.

In a player profile, open Battle Log and select 2v2. Each match shows you, your teammate and both opponents, with a separate deck for every player. Outcome and game mode filters work alongside the format selection.

Battle Log contains the recent matches returned by the API. Its counts and win rate refer to that history and the selected format or mode, while the career record describes the full account.

A dash means no value is available for that statistic. It is not treated as zero. A player may also have no ranked result or global rank reported for a season.

Open Deck Builder and enter your player tag. The builder uses your collection and levels to generate deck options. You can also open it from a player profile. A suggested deck does not guarantee a win.

Enter your gold and card copies manually to check whether you can afford an upgrade and see what is still missing. Costs use the site’s reference between the levels you select. Your inventory is not imported from the game, and wild cards are not included.

The player collection displays the rarity-relative level supplied by the API alongside its maximum. That raw scale can differ from the level shown in the game.

Yes. Use the share action on a deck produced by the builder. It saves that deck and creates a link that someone else can open for seven days.

Player, battle, card and ranking data are retrieved through our backend from the official Supercell API. Some displayed statistics are calculated from those responses; upgrade costs use a separate site reference.

Responses are cached. Profiles and battle logs normally have a one-minute cache window, current rankings five minutes, and the card catalogue twelve hours. Previously cached data can also be served while an update is fetched.

It marks the Path of Legends ranked rating. The leaderboard offers global and country views for the current or previous season. The card beside a podium player is their current favourite card.

Searching does not create a site account. API responses are cached to keep the tools responsive, and decks you choose to share are stored so their links can be opened later.

No. This is an independent community project and is not endorsed or sponsored by Supercell.