Kills, deaths, and the ratio between them
Count kills on one side and deaths on the other. The ratio underneath updates as you go — it is a real counting mode, not a form you submit. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account.
Try it in a browser — FreeYour counters
Kills
Deaths
Keyboard: + and − to count, R to reset. Nothing is uploaded — close the tab and it is gone.
The ratio is a real counting mode — it divides one counter by another, live.
How do you work out a K/D ratio?
Divide kills by deaths — 24 kills and 16 deaths is a 1.50 K/D. This page does it live as you count, rather than asking you to total your session first. On a Kloot overlay the same thing runs as a ratio counter: a third counter that divides one of your counters by another and updates on every press.
How it works
- 1Press + on Kills each time you get one.
- 2Press + on Deaths each time you go down.
- 3The K/D underneath updates on every press. Reset clears all three.
Questions people ask
- What happens at zero deaths?
- The ratio has nothing to divide by, so it shows a dash rather than a made-up number. It starts reading the moment you take your first death.
- Does it pull my stats from the game?
- No. Nothing here connects to a game, an account or an API — you press the buttons, which means it works for any game, including ones with no stats page at all.
- Is a K/D of 1.0 good?
- It means you traded evenly. Whether that is good depends entirely on the game and the mode — in an objective mode a 0.9 on the player who holds the point can matter more than a 2.0 on the one who does not.
- Can I show a live K/D on stream?
- Yes. On Kloot’s Creator plan a counter can be set to ratio mode and pointed at another counter, so the K/D on your overlay updates every time you press kills or deaths.
- Is anything saved?
- No. All three numbers live in this tab and go when you close it.
The same counter, on your overlay
This one lives in a browser tab. Kloot’s lives on your stream.
One OBS browser source, bumped from your deck or your phone without alt-tabbing. Free runs one counter live; build up to five. Here are three of the looks it ships with — all drawn by the component below, which is the same one your overlay would use.
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How to do it on stream
The feature