League of Legends stats
Look up any player on any server: rank, live game, champion pool, lane matchups, playstyle and builds, plus a gold graph and kill map for every match.
- Free, no sign-up
- Data from the Riot Games API
- Win rate
- 67%
- KDA
- 8.67
- CS / min
- 8.0
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What a LoL profile shows
Every profile is built from official match data, refreshed when you ask for it.
Rank and Challenges
Solo/Duo and Flex with LP to the next division, rank history, and your Challenges percentile from Riot.
Comfort vs form
Lifetime mastery against recent win rate for every champion, and comfort picks you've stopped playing.
Lane report
Who you laned against, whether you won the lane by Riot's own measure, and your record against each champion.
Playstyle
How often you beat your lane opponent on farming, fighting, damage, vision, objectives and survival.
Match analysis
A gold-lead graph, every kill on the map with a replay scrubber, build path and skill order.
Live game and habits
The game they're in right now, usual runes, spells and items, sessions and duo partners.
How League ranks work
Ranked Solo/Duo has ten tiers. From Iron to Diamond each tier has four divisions, IV up to I, and you climb a division by reaching 100 League Points (LP). Wins add LP and losses take it away.
Master, Grandmaster and Challenger have no divisions: LP keeps counting up, and Grandmaster and Challenger are limited to the top players of each server. A PeakRank profile shows your tier and LP, the LP you need for the next division, and your rank over time.
IronIV · III · II · I
BronzeIV · III · II · I
SilverIV · III · II · I
GoldIV · III · II · I
PlatinumIV · III · II · I
EmeraldIV · III · II · I
DiamondIV · III · II · I
MasterLP only
GrandmasterLP only
ChallengerLP only
Top players
Solo/Duo ChallengerAbout the League of Legends tracker
PeakRank reads ranked data straight from Riot Games’ official API and turns it into a profile you can take in at a glance: where you sit on the ladder, how your last games went, and which champions are carrying you.
Every number comes from Riot’s own match data. Lane results use Riot’s laning-phase measure, the playstyle chart compares you only with the player in your role on the other team, and the champion pool pairs your recent games with lifetime mastery, so nothing is guessed.
Search works with a Riot ID on any of the 15 servers below. Profiles are free to view and don’t need an account.
Supported servers
Europe West (EUW), Europe Nordic & East (EUNE), North America (NA), Korea (KR), Brazil (BR), Latin America North (LAN), Latin America South (LAS), Oceania (OCE), Japan (JP), Türkiye (TR), Russia (RU), Middle East (ME), Southeast Asia (SG), Taiwan (TW), Vietnam (VN).
Questions
How do I find someone's Riot ID?
A Riot ID is the in-game name plus the tag after the #, like Hollow Pine#EUW. It's shown on the player's profile in the League client. Type both parts, then pick the server they play ranked on.
Why does it say a player wasn't found?
Check the spelling, the tag after the # and the server. Ranked data lives on the server the player plays on, so a player from NA won't show up on EUW.
How often are stats updated?
Profiles keep data for a few minutes so pages load fast. Press Update profile on any profile to pull the latest matches. You can do that once a minute.
Does PeakRank show hidden MMR?
No. PeakRank only shows official ranks and LP from Riot. Riot doesn't publish MMR, and its developer policies don't allow sites to estimate it.
How is "won lane" decided?
Riot records whether each player was ahead of their lane opponent in gold and experience when the laning phase ended. PeakRank shows that flag as it is, along with the biggest CS and level lead over the opponent.
What does the playstyle chart measure?
For each axis it counts how often you beat the player in your role on the other team: CS per minute for farming, kills plus assists for fighting, damage to champions, vision score, objective takedowns and fewer deaths. 50% means you're even with your opponents.
What is comfort vs form?
It places each champion you've played recently by its lifetime mastery points (how well you know it) and your recent win rate on it (how it's going now). Top right is your strongest picks; bottom right is comfort picks that aren't working right now.
What does the match place, like 3rd of 10, mean?
It's where the PeakRank match score put you among all ten players: KDA, kill participation, damage share, CS and vision, each compared with the best in that game. It's a summary of one game, not a rank or MMR.
How is the leaderboard built?
It's the top 10 players of each server's Solo/Duo Challenger ladder by LP, straight from Riot, refreshed about every hour.
Is PeakRank made by Riot Games?
No. PeakRank is an independent site and isn't endorsed by Riot Games.
