How to share your Valorant collection

VALODEX saves the preview at whatever size you picked. PNG is the sharpest and the best default. JPG and WEBP are smaller and totally fine for chat. The image always matches the preview, so you know what you're getting before you save.

If you want the same card in a few shapes, All sizes (.zip) saves every size preset in one download. Use it when you want a square for a feed and a 9:16 for a story without doing it twice.

Short-video apps want a tall image, and a big collection doesn't fit in one without shrinking every skin to nothing. Slides mode fixes that: it splits your collection across a few 9:16 frames, and each one is readable on a phone.

Set how many skins go on each slide. Fewer per slide is easier to read in a video. More per slide is fine if people can zoom in. Page through the slides in the builder, then export them all as a zip in order.

Discord and most chat apps are happiest with one PNG at a reasonable size, because they shrink anything bigger. For a server showcase, a square with tier icons on is the version people actually stop and read.

Feeds like 4:5, since it takes up more room than a square without getting cropped. Stories and short videos want 9:16, either one card or a few slides. Banners and wallpapers are what the wide presets are for, and they're not really meant for feeds.

Look at it at the size other people will actually see. Zoom the export down to about the width of a chat bubble and try to read the skin names. If you can't, cut the collection down or turn on slides so fewer skins share a frame.

Make sure the details are right. The rank on the card is the one you picked, not what the game knows, so a wrong rank is easy to spot. Same with the player card and sprays — only what you selected shows up.

Think about what you're putting out there. An image only has what's on the card. A share link goes a bit further, since it carries your collection behind an expiring URL. If you wouldn't want a stranger to screenshot it, send an image instead, or only send the link to people you trust for the day it lasts.

A share link opens your card in a read-only view. The other person doesn't need a file and doesn't need to install anything. You make it from the output panel, but only after you've imported a Riot account. That's on purpose: the link carries a signed copy of your collection, and the signature comes from the import, which stops anyone from making a link that pretends to be your account.

Links last 24 hours. The payload is encrypted, sits on the server for that day, then it's gone. Open an expired one and you get a notice instead of a broken page. Shared views also stay out of search results, both on the page and in robots.txt, because a snapshot of someone's collection really doesn't belong in Google.

A shared view is read-only on purpose. They can look at the card, switch templates to see other looks, and save their own copy. They can't edit your collection or send changes back to you. Nothing in the link exposes your Riot password, your tokens, or anything beyond the items you chose to put on the card.

If you'd rather not use a hosted link at all, just export an image. It's a file, it never expires, and it works anywhere an image does. The link is just handy when you want the card to stay interactive.