kills and deaths

A live Valorant K/D on your overlay

The scoreboard is a key press away and nobody watching wants to wait for it. Two counters — a Kills counter in ratio mode, divided by a Deaths counter — put the K/D on your overlay permanently, updating the moment you press either one.

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Playing itself — each +1 is the second kill in the clip. On stream you press it; Kloot never reads the game. Press a button to take over.

How do you show a live K/D on a Valorant stream?

Run two Kloot counters: Deaths, and Kills in ratio mode pointed at Deaths. The Kills counter then shows kills ÷ deaths, and it updates when you press either one, so the K/D on your overlay is never a number you worked out between rounds. Ratio mode is Creator; on Pro the two can share one scoreboard box with your wins and losses.

Looks for your Valorant stream

Designed counter looks you apply in one click — Creator gets the looks, Pro gets looks that react to your run.

How to set it up for Valorant

Ratio mode divides the counter’s own count by another counter, so K/D is two counters: this one counts kills and shows the ratio, and Deaths is the one it divides by. Minimal keeps them out of the way of a HUD that already uses every corner, and a segment per map lets you show the ratio for Ascent separately from the session.

Counter label
K/D
Counting mode
Ratio — divides one counter by another, live
A personal best is
Most— beating your best means doing it more
Lines on the overlay
Segment nameTonight

Suggested looks: the ones on the stage above and the Valorant looks below.

Creator · 4 counters

Run it as a collection

Kills mean more next to deaths, and wins mean more next to the RR you are up tonight. Two counters make the K/D; two more make the record. Stack all four in one corner and run them from one panel.

  • K/DKills in ratio mode, divided by Deaths
  • DeathsTally
  • WinsTally · RR this session, + per win and − per loss
  • LossesTally
How to set up Ranked Night
LIVE
Ranked NightCornerPlaying itself: each +1 on Kills is the second kill in the clip. On stream you press it; Kloot never reads the game.

The Valorant run, map by map

Name the map as the segment and each one keeps its own ratio.

  1. 1Ascent
  2. 2Bind
  3. 3Haven
  4. 4Split
  5. 5Icebox
  6. 6Breeze
  7. 7Lotus
  8. 8Sunset
  9. 9Abyss

Nothing here loads itself. Kloot does not read your game — there is no detection and no preset pack. This list is here so you know what is coming; you type the map name when you reach it, which is also why it works on console, in a mod and after any patch.

Valorant counters — frequently asked

Does it pull my stats from Riot?

No. Nothing connects to your account — you or a mod press the buttons. That means it works in customs, in a scrim, and on a smurf, and no API change can break it.

What if I have not died yet?

The ratio shows a dash rather than a made-up number, and starts reading on your first death.

Can a mod keep the count during a match?

Yes, on Creator and Pro — that is the usual way to run this one. A named invite lets a mod tap kills and deaths from their phone while you play; a VIP link stops at 20 presses a day.

Works alongside everything you already use

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Put the kills and deaths count on your
Valorant stream.

Sign in, paste one overlay URL, and bump it from your phone. Free to start — a Kloot badge until you upgrade.

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